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Canvas app imported within a managed solution missing some dependencies

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Posted on by halghasra

Hello everyone,

I ran into an issue today, which seems a bit weird. I have a canvas app within a solution in my Dev environment. This canvas app has 41 required objects in its dependencies. I exported that solution as managed, and imported it into the next environment (Test) as managed solution. The import was successful and I tried to launch the app, only to discover my updates are not showing.

Long story short, I realised that the required object in the imported app are only 20 (compared to 41)!!

In my troubleshooting efforts, I uninstalled the managed solution and tried to imported again multiple times while trying to refresh and re-add the dependent object, and somehow the number raised into 35, the 6 objects left are flows stored within the same solution I am trying to import, but somehow, the app can't recognise them!

Can someone please help me with this issue that's driving me mental?

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Find the missing dependencies and put them in the solution
for example if a column has a lookup column you need to include it in the solution or maybe some connectors or some references
so check what the error says and add the missing in the solution
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Hi @OussamaOsman , thanks for the reply.

I get your point, usually, when you import a solution and there's some missing objects, it will give you an error, so you go and include the missing objects and try to import it again, I understand that, but that's not my issue.

My issue is that the solution was imported successfully, it doesn't show any missing components, but there is a difference in the components count between the exported and the imported solutions.

Required objects in the exported app's dependencies:

Required objects in the imported app's dependencies:
I'm not saying that this is the issue, but I am sure it is a symptom of the real issue.
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@halghasra Sorry mate, I miss understood you.
Never happened to me. Probably @WarrenBelz can he's the best 👍