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To work around this issue, return to the source environment, include the missing components, export the solution again, and then import it into the target environment.

A solution will fail to import in a target environment when missing dependencies on unmanaged components are present. when trying to import it into the target environment, the table in question (here yy) is said to depend on itself? You will see the list of missing dependencies when trying to import the solution, but there is another quicker easier way, and that's to look inside the solution file. This article provides workarounds for a missing dependencies issue that occurs when you import a solution in microsoft power apps When you try to import a solution in power apps, you receive an error message that resembles the following message Import failed due to missing dependencies. The errors i received during my first attempt to export and import the solution were difficult to understand

Despite having all the necessary dependent objects included in the solution, the import still failed. The following components are missing in your system and are not included in the solution Import the managed solutions that contain these components (active) and then try importing this solution again. Microsoftportalbase, microsoftidentity and microsoftportaldependencies are the solutions it's missing I have tried everything to find any information about this. If not, i was able to resolve this error by going through each table in my solution, identifying any relationships to other (custom) tables outside the solution, and deleting the relationships.

Finally, i was able to solve it using the good and old solution management interface

This code sample shows how to export an unmanaged solution or package a managed solution The code uses the exportsolutionrequest class to export a compressed file representing an unmanaged solution.

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