Michal Sacewicz

#PowerPlatform Consultant, #Microsoft365

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@rappen This is a great read. Very interesting concept with new clean dev environments for each sprint.

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@jukkan @mattbdevaney Yup, that's definitely more precise :)

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@mattbdevaney You need to install the app in the host environment from PPAC. After you've configured your environments and deployment stages in the app and assign security roles, you should see the pipeline option. It's in the left menu when you open a solution.

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@mattbdevaney Where exactly are you stuck? At initial configuration or at deployment?

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@mattbdevaney Yes, managed environments can't be enabled in developer environments, but you don't have to do that to try Power Pipelines out, as Managed Environments requirement is not enforced before Pipelines are GA. I have successfully set it up using only Developer environments.

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

https://t.co/Y5JYOMGtVB (2/2)

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

See more use cases for the Azure AD connector with Power BI and otherAPIs in my recent blog posts.
https://t.co/qqrqWLkLCN (1/2)

[Forward Forever @Forward4ever]

Can't create an Azure AD app registration yet still want to read admin processes related data from the Power BI API? Try this method in Power Automate: https://t.co/CBYqaur1hD #PowerBI

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

List and manage Data Gateways using Power Automate.
https://t.co/Y5JYOMGtVB
#PowerPlatform #PowerAutomate

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

https://t.co/qqrqWLkLCN
Use Dataverse API and other APIs in user context without app registration. #PowerPlatform #PowerAutomate

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@rikumus @msftsecresponse Hi Riku, tried to DM you but looks like I can't. Can you share more info about this phishing attempt and maybe an example e-mail users received? Also, did you hear anything back from MS?

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

Interesting message in the Message Center if you're using Conditional Access policies for #PowerPlatform. Can anyone see the new Power Platform API app in Azure though? I can't.

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@jukkan Same here and the environments have been set as managed even before the Licenses feature showed up.

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@ClayBWesener @topness @aprildunnam Apart of all the news, the last bit with documentation updates is very useful. Nice.

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@jukkan That's a good change - finally environment admins have some control in terms of who apps can be shared with. MS could work a bit on better communication though ;)

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@365CornerDavid It's not new, has been around in the classic interface for quite some time. Can be useful if you want to sync environment permissions with Teams membership - easier for the business. But in most scenarios I'd use security groups.

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@jukkan @RajYRaman Yes they do. You have a point with a junkyard, but it makes it even a bigger one ;)

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@jukkan @RajYRaman The flow is created automatically in the default environment, within a new solution. So we'll eventually end up with clutter :) Also, the naming seems a bit random so far.

[Michal Sacewicz @michalsacewicz]

@jukkan @RajYRaman I agree with clutter, but also I am not sure about the benefit from having these canvas apps in the default solution. Also, it's already impelmented for Flows differently. Try creating a new MS List and select 'Work progress tracker'. Prompts you to create a reminder flow (1/2)