Power Apps: Download and Unpack Solution Error
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Hi,
sorry to bother you, but I have the following problem.
When I want to download and unpack a Solution, I get the following error message:
Command 'Power Apps: Download and Unpack Solution' resulted in an error (command 'mme2k-powerapps-helper.solution.downloadAndUnpack' not found).
Do you know how I can solve this problem?
Thank you and kind regards
Hi, how did you start action 'Power Apps: Download and Unpack Solution'?
Which OS do you use?
Hi,
my OS: macOS Catalina Ver. 10.15.7
VScode Ver. 1.57.1
I start the action with 'command+shift+p' and choose 'Power ....'
I guess the OS is the Problem. I have changed the tooling libraries to the latest Microsoft Power Platform CLI, which is probably not compatible with MacOS.
Can you please try to install the Power Platform CLI from https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/data-platform/powerapps-cli
Afterwards configure the PAC.exe or similar (😁 I have no Mac and don't know what is installed) in the vscode settings.
😄ok, thx, I try it
@LegionDevOps I have wrapped the usage of keytar
to avoid errors during usage. Furthermore contains the current release 0.7.1 some improvements for MacOS.
You should now be able to:
- Pack / Unpack PowerApps using Power Platform Cli
- Pack / Unpack Dataverse solutions using Power Platform Cli
I have an issue with unpacking as well. I was able to get the command to run manually, grabbing the command from the output window.
RUN: "c:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Code\User\globalStorage\microsoft-isvexptools.powerplatform-vscode\pac\tools\pac.exe" canvas unpack --msapp "c:\Options\PowerApps/[redacted].msapp" --sources "c:\Options\PowerApps/src/[redacted]/" Error: Command failed: "c:\Users\User\AppData\Roaming\Code\User\globalStorage\microsoft-isvexptools.powerplatform-vscode\pac\tools\pac.exe" canvas unpack --msapp "c:\Options\PowerApps/[redeacted].msapp" --sources "c:\Options\PowerApps/src/[redeacted]/"
I changed the direction of the slashes to follow the Windows format and added the required "." prior to the executables filepath.
The follow-on issue, is that my .msapp name had spaces in it. The unpacking process wouldn't complete until I renamed the file to something with no spaces.
@pwshdevops spaces shouldn't be the problem, because the path is masked by "
. Which OS do you use?
@pwshdevops I assume, you have found a solution. I'll close this issue.