Stuck at step 5 of Getting Started of SharePoint Starter Kit v3

[luvsql]

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• [x] I've connected to PnPOnline for our tenant but the next step says "Change to the provisioning folder found in this solution's root" which I have no idea how to do. All Pre-reqs are done in SharePoint Admin Site as well. I'm also confused as to why it's adding the webparts into a demoportal, demohr and demomarketing sites.

I literally just want to use the one "People Directory" webpart. Is there an easier way to add this? I added the Learning Center much more easily. Can I just install the 1 webpart on its own?

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[eoverfield]

This particular project is designed as an overall SharePoint development and demonstration provisioning process. You can absolutely just install specific pieces of the kit though.

For the people directory, download the sppkg from: https://github.com/pnp/sp-starter-kit/tree/master/source/react-people-directory/sharepoint/solution.

Then simply add this to your tenant app catalog, or a site collection app catalog if you only want one site collection to have access to this webpart. That should be about it.

[luvsql]

Fantastic. I've now installed and can add it as a webpart, however, it's including users I've never seen before (disabled accounts), service and admin accounts as well as sorting by last name. Is it customizable to say only include active accounts, and change the sort? Most Employees don't know user's last names so would always have to use the sort versus just finding their first name.

When you have a lot of staff turnover showing inactive accounts is a long, long list.

[luvsql]

I found an old issue (https://github.com/pnp/sp-starter-kit/issues/246) about inactive accounts. The accounts showing in this webpart cannot be found in the search of Delve (as an example) so not sure what accounts this webpart is pulling. These users are also set to Hide=Yes for the Global Address Book and are shared mailboxes so shouldn't display anywhere.

[luvsql]

I gave up and just created a new app in PowerApps which I have more control over.