Art at BU

Hi @Steve G Thanks for looking into this - I will try the suggestion and see how I get on. Cheers, Art

Hi @SamS Thanks for the extra guidance, I appreciate your assistance. The tar works correctly now with the extra step but unfortunately the import into PowerApps now fails with the following error. I will continue to investigate but if you have any further suggestions I'd be happy to hear them!

Hi @James Ainsworth Thanks for the reply, but I have only limited success on this. I tried the modified tar command as follows tar -a -c -f ..\myfile.zip * to create a compressed folder of 'everything' (all the PVA files from GitHub plus output zip file from the BuildPVAPackage.ps1 ) and I also ran this tar command on the single output zip file from the BuildPVAPackage.ps1 script. You'll see when I try and import I still get the error for either file that has been tar'd as suggested. Am I missing something obvious...do you have any more ideas on this? Thanks, Art

Hi, Unfortunately despite the guidance from James I am unable to get the suggested tar syntax to work, can anyone advise further? 1) Using the syntax: tar -a -c -f myFile.zip * ---> I get a "Permission Denied" error. Has anyone got this syntax to work and/or what extra permissions need to be granted? (I am running powershell as admin). 2) So, I modified the statement to target my customised hornbill solution file with the syntax: tar -a -c -f myFile.zip HornbillPVA_v1_2_0_0.zip ---> This does create myfile.zip 3) But when you try and 'import solution' with this myFile.zip into Power Apps, I still see the same error If anyone has got past this step? I would appreciate any help on formatting the tar command, additional permissions required or an alternative. Thanks.