The Power App displays the contents of a Sharepoint list in a gallery format, therefore the app has a connector to a Sharepoint list. The app is shared with Everyone except external users, and Everyone except external users has read access to the connected Sharepoint list.
When I access the page that the app is embedded on, the app operates normally. EVERY TIME any other user accesses the same page, they get the prompt "<app name> needs your permission to use the following. Please allow the permissions to proceed." The connection displayed is titled "Sharepoint" with the user ID and "Signed in". I understand that permission may be required once, but is there something wrong that they are prompted EVERY TIME they access the page? Is it something I can fix?
I tried the recommendation to permanently disable the permission prompt on this page: Suppress User Consent Popup in PowerApps - Cloud Decoded (anupams.net). But that after going through the various import-module commands, when I issue the Set-AdminPowerAppApisToBypassConsent command, I get the error, that the environment ' ' is not found in my tenant. (I did specify the correct environment name in the command. It appears that the command never tries to parse the environment name.
Are other troubleshoot tips or suggestions?
