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Since release V3 of the PowerApps Powershell Cmdlets, the command Get-AdminPowerApp is not returning any Owner property anymore. Did something change in PowerApps permission administration?

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Luzi Widmer

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Hi @Anonymous,

Could you please share a bit more about your scenario?

Thanks for your feedback, I have made a test and the issue is confirmed on my side.

When using Get-AdminApp command in PowerAppsCmdlets V2, the screenshot as below:

When using Get-AdminPowerApp command in PowerAppsCmdlets V3, the screenshot as below:

I would post this issue to my product team, if the issue is solved, I would reply here.

As an alternative solution, you could consider take a try to install the PowerAppsCmdlets V2 on your side, and then run the following formula within the PowerShell Command box:

Get-AdminApp 'AppName'

Please check the following blog for more details:

https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/gdpr-admin-powershell-cmdlets/

Best regards,

Kris

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Hi @Anonymous,

Just an update -- An response from Denise Moran <Denise.Moran@microsoft.com> (Program Manager😞

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The V3 CreateAppObject function was modified by someone to display one of the owner object’s fields (userPrincipalId), as opposed to the whole owner object (original implementation). The http response’s field is called ‘id’, so ‘userPrincipalId’ was not returning any value.

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As an alternative solution, please take a try to type the following cmdlet within your PowerShell command box:

$app = Get-AdminPowerApp 'PowerApps app name' $app.Internal.properties.owner

Best regards,

Kris

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Hi @v-xida-msft,
Thank you for your analysis and fix, I didn't want to go back to V2 since V3 allows unattended login.
I will use your option:

$app.Internal.properties.owner

Thanks again,
Luzi Widmer

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