Hi @PavelChadima,
Handling missing dependencies when importing solutions in PowerApps can be tricky, especially when dealing with tables and apps across different environments. Let’s explore some steps to overcome this issue:
Add Required Objects:
Open your solution in the source environment (where your canvas app resides).
Click on the three dots next to your app within the solution.
Select “Advanced” and then choose “Add Required Objects.”
This action will automatically add all the necessary components (including tables) to your solution.
Connection References:
If you’re still facing missing dependencies, consider checking connection references.
In the source environment, select “Add Existing,” then “More,” and finally “Connection Reference.”
Choose the connection references related to the missing dependencies.
Review Solution.xml:
Examine the solution.xml file to ensure that the dependencies are correctly defined.
The <MissingDependency> section you provided should match the actual dependencies in your solution.
Test Import:
After making the necessary adjustments, export your solution from the source environment.
Import it into the target Dataverse for Teams environment.
Verify that the dependencies are resolved correctly.
Remember that the right procedure might vary based on your specific app and environment setup.
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Sunil Pashikanti - Tech Blog: PowerApps
