What does this mean? You are using a dev plan on an app that is not in a developer environment. This is not supported, and the app will stop working on 11/30/2023

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Posted on by Vieen

Hi,

I've been using power apps for a couple of months now and this is the first time that I have encountered this message.

"You are using a dev plan on an app that is not in a developer environment. This is not supported, and the app will stop working on 11/30/2023"

Do anyone have any idea what this means? I am using Power Apps Canvas App with Microsoft Dataverse as the Database and I publish the apps on teams.

Thanks in advance.

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calerof 255 on at

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Hi @Vieen,
Are you using a paid Power Apps license, or a Developer Program account?
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Vieen 61 on at

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Hi,

Just found out the licenses that we are currently using. It has Power Apps for Office 365 and Power Apps Community.

Hope you can enlighten me on the current situation.

Thanks.

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krishna847 14 on at

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I'm also seeing the same issue, could someone please respond....

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maghedrizk 7 on at

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Hi all,

I am having the same message. First time ever to see this message while using PowerApps for 4 years!

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krishna847 14 on at

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probably this could be testing by PowerApps team. To my knowledge using dataverse within teams environment is free, when we have a maker licence with E5 or E3

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calerof 255 on at

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If you don't have a paid Power Apps license you can't use an app in production.
Power Apps Licensing, Pricing & User Plans | Microsoft Power Apps
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MechEng2013 257 on at

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I just had this message also pop up in my App on Teams - and we pay for the premium licensing and have Microsoft 365. I hope i have my environment setup correctly??

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calerof 255 on at

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It would help if you share how is the environment setup. It's difficult to help without data and clear information of the error, e.g.
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MarioCadena 12 on at

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In my case, it is showing ONLY on the apps I have created using PowerApps in Teams, which is saved on "Common Data Services Default Solution" rather than a specific environment.
Thank you in advance for any help you can provide.

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AndrewR1 1,572 Moderator on at

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Hi all,

Hope this helps :

In Power Platform, you have different types of environments:
Default Environment: This is where you usually start creating your apps and solutions. It's typically a development and testing environment.
Other Environments: You can also create other environments for specific purposes, such as production, staging, or specialized development. Each environment can have its own set of resources like apps, flows, and data.
The message you're seeing indicates that you are using a "developer plan" within an environment that is not designated as a developer environment. A developer plan allows you to use premium features of Power Apps, but it's supposed to be used within environments specifically meant for development and testing.
Here's what the message means in detail:
"You are using a dev plan on an app that is not in a developer environment."
You are using a Power Apps plan meant for development purposes (developer plan).
The app you are working on is not in an environment that's designated as a developer environment.
"This is not supported, and the app will stop working on 11/30/2023."
Using a developer plan in a non-developer environment is against the intended usage.
Microsoft has identified this and is providing you with a notice that the app will stop working on a specific date (11/30/2023) if you don't adjust your setup.
What should you do?
Review Your Environment Setup: Check the environment where you've built and deployed your app. Is it meant for development purposes? If not, you might need to consider moving your app to an environment designed for development and testing.
Licensing: Ensure that you are using the appropriate licensing for the environments you're working in. Developer plans are best suited for developer environments.
Migration or Adjustment: Depending on your situation, you might need to migrate your app to an appropriate developer environment. This could involve exporting your app, creating a new environment, and importing the app into that environment.
Contact Microsoft Support: If you're unsure about the steps to take, or if you believe there might be a misunderstanding, it's a good idea to reach out to Microsoft Power Platform support for guidance.

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