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I use PowerApps to quickly prototype solutions. Boom, there said it. During RAD MS Teams call sessions I will mock up a working prototype application. During this time I capture Requirements, Stories, etc. in Label fields on the screens.    I would like a new Product Feature of PowerApps Canvas Design to Capture functional Requirements - and optionally link or create a New PBI or Item in Azure Dev Ops.   Requirements Capture (In Canvas Design) New in PowerApps is the ability to Capture Business and Technical Requirements. PowerApps can be used as a Rapid Application Development environment or Prototyping Tool that quickly enables citizen developers to capture requirements right on screen. This enables user design sessions both a visualization of what can be done and requirements document simultaneously.  Features Optionally - Configure your PowerApp to link to a specified project in Azure Dev Ops. (Configuration found on File Settings Blade in PowerApps. Once linked to ADO Project - Create Features, Stories, Tasks (or other Items) from within your requirement on the PowerApps Screen Designers can quickly create Rich Annotations and Text that are automatically numbered and visible on screen during design. Requirements are always hidden during Run time Requirements can be (toggled) hidden or shown during design with checkmark in the new Tab called requirements.  You can Pin a Requirement on Screen in Design or hide it however the Requirement will always be visible in the list of Requirements in new Requirements Tab next to [Screens Components Requirements] bold item is new in this release A complete list of All requirements Grouped by Screen in tree view appear within the Requirements new tab You can optionally download the requirements as a CSV file or XLSX file. ... View more

Power App Connectors currently doesn't allow for generic users as connection users for connectors. For example if I use SharePoint connector in my app for SharePoint list and share that app with users in my organisation when they open the app first time it asks them to create new connection using their own credential. That seems like a very bad practice where you need to give all the end users access to all underlying resources. In an ideal programming world you don't share database connection credential with end users for them to use your application. Power Apps should allow connectors to use generic ( licensed if that is waht Microsoft want ) user and then all the users who are using that app should be able to use that connector with that generic user as the underlying connection.   For example I create a Expense claim app using SharePoint list and share it with everyone in the organisation. For all those users to use that Power App I have to make sure all those users have full permission on that SharePoint list. In other words your underlying data is not secure as any user can see any other user's data in SharePoint list. If there is a generic user that Power App can use then you can lock up that SharePoint list to that specific user  and no other user have  access to it.   ... View more

This is in relation to the post  Concurrent/simultaneous users for same items - best practices The issue is with several users working on the same dataset. There needs to be a way to avoid concurrency overwrites and to lock the rows for editing. ... View more

It is really a lot of work, to repeat same functions all the time and to keep an overview where you call which create process. For example if you would like to refresh a collection from sharepoint which only contains some columns you need to write (Europe Style):   Collect(MyColl; {Id:0; Title:"Empty"});; Clear(MyColl) ForAll(SharepointList; Patch(MyColl;Defaults(MyColl);{ Id: Id; Title: Title }))   A simple function to write own functions which can be called every time would be helpful. Example for syntax: DefineFunction(FunctionName; Function; Parameters[optional]) CallFunction(FunctionName; Paramenter[optional]) DeleteFunction(FunctionName)   Simple but great. ... View more

Hey,   I've been trying to implement the  "OAuth 2.0 On-Behalf-Of flow" mentioned in the link below using a token generated by the Portals implicit grant flow sample.  https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/v2-oauth2-on-behalf-of-flow https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/portals/oauth-implicit-grant-flow   I'm able to get the user authenticated in a .NET application using the standard .NET code sample to validate and Javascript sample to generate token in Portal, however, when I try to use the the MSAL method  ConfidentialClientApplication.AcquireTokenOnBehalfOf()    I keep getting an error stating "AADSTS5002723: Invalid JWT token. No certificate thumbprint nor keyId specified in token header."    I tried constructing the ConfidentialClientApplication using a client secret, client certificate, and client assertion, but always I get the same error.    Upon further inspection of the implicit grant flow token retrieved by Portal in jwt.io, I'm beginning to think it is malformed since it always misses either the "kid" or "x5t" properties in the token header, which is supposed to contain the thumbprint per    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/id-tokens https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/access-tokens   It looks like the portal token is actually signed, because we can verify the signature using the public key of the portal, but no thumbprint is included in the header.    I think this lack of a thumbprint in the portal implicit grant flow token makes it unusable for OOB grant flow using MSAL, and I'm wondering if Microsoft has any plans to remediate this? ... View more

Hello team, we found that the user created an app, data source is from CDS. The user created a several combo box with type optionset . When user tried to change the Is Searchable setting to true, save the app, it changed to false automatically. Since this is expected behavior, can you please help change the setting of optionset field, so user can adjust the Is Searchable (true/ false) if needed. Thank you very much! ... View more

Within Canvas apps it is currently not possible to programmatically retrieve metadata on query executions. This lack of functionality makes it impossible to know if a query is still running (e.g. system waits for the response of CDS or a Flow) or if a query is already completed and it is therefore save to use the resulting collection. Use cases which currently cannot be fulfilled due to this limitation - Displaying own messages informing the user to be patient until a query completes    Please note that the sliding 4-dot-bar at the top of the screen displayed during operations is often    insufficient. Users often overlook the animation and therefore miss that something is going on in the    background. It is necessary to be able to control user interactions more efficiently, allowing to include    own animations or messages. Especially during time consuming operations the default animation    should be replaceable. - Performing several actions in a row    E.g. running a filter operation on a data source and a second operation based on the result of the first    query - Executing multiple queries in e.g. "OnVisible" in parallel and evaluate results later on.    E.g. within a Timer control it is currently impossible to know if queries are still running (system is waiting for    a response). The resulting collection can be simply empty because no result was found or it can be empty    because the query didn't finish.    In short: It's important to know if all required collections are ready to use and contain the final result    to avoid potential data loss! Suggested solutions - Add "OnQuery", "OnReady" and "OnFailure" event handlers on all controls accepting collections,    especially galleries and lists. - Add an "IsReady()" function accepting collections returning true if the underlying query is complete    (result is ready to be used) - Add a "Metadata()" function accepting collections returning an object with metadata on the last query    execution, e.g. if the underlying query was executed successfully or failed. - Optional add-on functionality of a metadata object:    - Provide further information if a paging limit was hit and more records need to be retrieved.    - Provide a method to SIMPLY load the next page into an existing collection.   ... View more

I have a gallery connected to a collection that is pulling items from a SharePoint list. The gallery includes a toggle control tied to a Yes/No column in the collection. When the collection gets created and items load in the gallery, the OnCheck or OnUncheck event gets triggered simply because of the existing value in the collection/SharePoint list. The same happens after saving an item in the gallery when the item re-loads from the collection. I am using those properties for the toggle to do certain things when the user changes the value with the toggle but do not want those same things to happen when the item is just loaded with an existing value. ... View more

Allow change to default Font, Size, Color settings by exposing them in the App Properties setting list along with other startup properties. It is not sustainable to have to manually change design properties for every field on every form (font, size, color).    Please expose these settings on the App Screen (in Treeview), as configurable properties along with ConfirmExit, MinScreenHeight, OnStartup, etc... Ideally, create components them referencing these components (Size is App.DisplayFormSize instead of  hardcoding a value)  But even if they could be created out of the gate with my default values it would save a lot of time. The values I want to be able to control are: DisplayForm Font DisplayForm Size DisplayForm Label Width   (I don't always need it taking up 40% of my screen)  DisplayForm Text Color DisplayForm Font DisplayForm Fill Color DisplayForm DataCard Height -- The same list for EditForm -- Gallery Font Gallery Title 1 Size Gallery Title 2 Size  Gallery Title 3 Size Gallery Text Color Gallery Fill Color   If the holdup is not wanting to change the values within the application during the run, then don't allow it. I'd even settle for these values only being utilized at create time -- where the value on the card/field/gallery is still hard-coded, but it's hardcoded to MY default value set at create time.    It's hard to make the case this is more efficient/cheaper to use than a .NET development effort when a developer can do this with a simple stylesheet setting/change, and I spend HOURS painstakingly changing each field (and then changing it again when requirements change)   ... View more

When an error is thrown by the Plugin there is no way to catch it and do the exception handling. It would be a great idea if it can be consumed from the PowerApps and ability to handle it. ... View more

Can we add a custom column in a data table to show the edit and delete icons to delete or edit the data of the respective rows  ... View more

In general, be able to use Fluent UI Icons in both model-driven and canvas apps via the editing of properties in the App Designer. If possible: be able to change the custom entity icon directly in the App Designer for model-driven apps within Site Maps by editing the Properties drop-down     ... View more