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PA3999: Could not find ComponentManifest #485

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robertobudelo-armacell opened this issue Jul 18, 2023 · 15 comments
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PA3999: Could not find ComponentManifest #485

robertobudelo-armacell opened this issue Jul 18, 2023 · 15 comments
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robertobudelo-armacell commented Jul 18, 2023 •
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  • Please attach a sample .msapp to this Issue which demonstrates the issue you are experiencing. (Please do not attach any file which may contain sensitive personal or company data.)
    Can attach the msapp on request

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Power Platform Build Tools on Azure DevOps (2.0.29)

Error: Error   PA3999: Could not find ComponentManifest for 
Error   PA3011: Roundtrip validation on unpack failed. 
You have found a bug; this is not a specific bug, rather an indicator that some bug has been encountered.
Please open an issue and log the entirety of this error log at https://github.com/microsoft/PowerApps-Language-Tooling

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.msapp created on Dataverse for Teams
@robertobudelo-armacell robertobudelo-armacell added the new An Issue created that needs to be looked at by the team label Jul 18, 2023
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Hey @robertobudelo-armacell , would you mind sharing your sample .msapp with me? You can email it to paadvmakers AT microsoft DOT com

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Hey @robertobudelo-armacell, just wanted to check back and see if you could share an .msapp where you experience this issue with the email address above?

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robertobudelo-armacell commented Jul 26, 2023 via email

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robertobudelo-armacell commented Jul 26, 2023 via email

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@robertobudelo-armacell That is a link to your personal SharePoint, which requires authentication. Could you attach the .msapp directly? Thank you.

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robertobudelo-armacell commented Jul 26, 2023 via email

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Not sure why, but I am not receiving your email at that address. Could you send to tschneider AT microsoft DOT com? Apologies for the confusion.

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robertobudelo-armacell commented Jul 26, 2023 via email

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robertobudelo-armacell commented Jul 27, 2023 via email

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@robertobudelo-armacell It did, thanks! I'll get this app in front of the team so we can take a look.

@landonmsft landonmsft added bug Something isn't working and removed new An Issue created that needs to be looked at by the team labels Aug 3, 2023
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Hi, we are facing the same. Did you solve that?

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spplante commented Jan 25, 2024 •
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Same issue here, it works without the "Process Canvas Apps" option checked, which explodes the .msapp into real source YAML files. If you uncheck this option the unpack task runs fine, if you check it, it fails.

Note that the option is still marked as "Preview", but it was previously working without a problem.

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How to fix this error [PA3999: Could not find ComponentManifest

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We also encountered PA3999, we found that there is a custom component named the same name as other default components, "button", then we deleted the component, the program is normal, then we tried to rename "radio", there is the same problem, so presumably it is a renaming problem. Then we tried to rename "radio" and had the same problem, so we assumed it was a renaming issue, hope this helps!

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IMHO, the bug I would focus on is in the printing of the error message that includes only a secret code with multiple interpretations and an incomplete sentence. My variation on PA3999 for today is where it is omitting the "could not find ComponentManifest for " <...what?...>, and it isn't giving a stack dump or a line number or the name of a file it's reading, or trying to read, nor a log file where the real information is. There's probably some dubious exception handler pretending it knows what to do about the problem, and if it just wasn't trying to do anything, probably even a generic crash handler would be more informative about the problem. I'd share a .msapp file if I could, but I think someone's just going to have to interrogate the code and find a place where it's over-optimistic about all the ComponentManifests it's going to find. Version: many, including 1.35.1+g0c2637a

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