Closed bleaeib closed 1 month ago
Hello. I believe one other user hit this https://github.com/microsoft/coe-starter-kit/issues/8682 and we were able to find a workaround
The change: We removed a view called Abandoned PowerApps from the kit as it was found to be a confusing duplicate. We did remove it from the MDA's at that time as well of course or it would not have let me delete it.
The issue: For some reason the product's upgrade code is choking on this for some users. I think its because its reviewing all the views and seeing that one has a dependency before checking to see if that dependency had been removed from the MDA.
The workaround This worked for the other person, you can try to remove our dependency on it manually and see if that fixes
The ask If this works out please share that feedback with the support person you worked with. They need to get this dependency ordering issue to the product team so that they can resolve it.
Corporate Use
Hi,
Thanks for your help. After applying the work around I was able to upgrade to 4.33
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Thanks
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Hello. I believe one other user hit this #8682https://github.com/microsoft/coe-starter-kit/issues/8682 and we were able to find a workaround
The change: We removed a view called Abandoned PowerApps from the kit as it was found to be a confusing duplicate. We did remove it from the MDA's at that time as well of course or it would not have let me delete it.
The issue: For some reason the product's upgrade code is choking on this for some users. I think its because its reviewing all the views and seeing that one has a dependency before checking to see if that dependency had been removed from the MDA.
The workaround This worked for the other person, you can try to remove our dependency on it manually and see if that fixes
The ask If this works out please share that feedback with the support person you worked with. They need to get this dependency ordering issue to the product team so that they can resolve it.
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Wonderful news! I'll go ahead and close this out then but please do reach out if you need other help in the future.
Doing all these steps produces and unmanaged layer. When I remove that it reverts my changes of removing the Abandon Apps from the Power Platform Admin view and I continue to have the issue. I am trying to install 4.33
Does this bug already exist in our backlog?
Describe the issue
The exception that we are seeing is: Microsoft.Crm.CrmException: The SavedQuery(f9d327af-b6b4-e911-a85b-000d3a372932) component cannot be deleted because it is referenced by 1 other components. For a list of referenced components, use the RetrieveDependenciesForDeleteRequest
investigation conducted by MS
Type 26 - SavedQuery Type 80 - AppModule
It seems that the view that is being referenced in the App Module was removed by the developers, since doesn't seem to exist in the customization.xml anymore. It tried to find it but doesn't seem to have any:
Expected Behavior
import and upgrade correctly.
What solution are you experiencing the issue with?
Core
What solution version are you using?
4.31
What app or flow are you having the issue with?
Center of Excellence Core Component
What method are you using to get inventory and telemetry?
None
Steps To Reproduce
Anything else?
No response