What does this mean? You are using a dev plan on an app that is not in a developer environment. This is not supported, and the app will stop working on 11/30/2023

[Vieen]

Hi,

I've been using power apps for a couple of months now and this is the first time that I have encountered this message.

"You are using a dev plan on an app that is not in a developer environment. This is not supported, and the app will stop working on 11/30/2023"

Do anyone have any idea what this means? I am using Power Apps Canvas App with Microsoft Dataverse as the Database and I publish the apps on teams.

Thanks in advance.

[jed76]

It’s very odd! 

[WCarterMVUSD]

I'm getting this as well, its popping up for me on apps in our PAYG environment.

[lolbeat]

From what I've seen in my own environments and reading here; It looks like it's giving this warning to anyone who has, (or had?), a dev license (formerly power community license), whether or not they have a valid M365 license that covers powerApps and hence 'Dataverse for Teams'.

[musamomodu]

I have a similar challenge with Dataverse for Teams. I hope for better clarification on this too.

[VictoriaWells]

We have the same issue - I can't at all work out why the message is coming up.  This app with Dataverse is licenced with per user per app licencing. I'll have to log a microsoft ticket to find out. 

[chico]

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@lolbeat wrote:

From what I've seen in my own environments and reading here; It looks like it's giving this warning to anyone who has, (or had?), a dev license

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This seems to be the real common variable in all this and as of today I'm about 90% certain that all who are seeing the message in our environment did have a Developer license in the past. Meanwhile the majority of our Team that uses this app, that never had a Dev license in the past are Not seeing the message.

This is still super frustrating as we do not have a real solution for this.

[DS2]

This just happened to us in our Sandbox QA environment - and the limited users that have access to the app all have Power Apps per App passes!

[dbarretom]

The same on my end. I am the only one that can see the message.

[dbarretom]

I unassigned the license "Microsoft Power Apps for Developer" from my account and the message disappeared. I do not know if disappeared because of that or because Microsoft already fixed it. 

[kbashaw]

How is that going to work if you need developer to develop another app? Also, what if you have to make changes to that app? And if you disable developer from your account, what happens to the apps you already have created under your account? This is so confusing. I don't understand why this thread is the only place I've read anything about this error. Something should have been made available on PowerApps website when they made these changes.