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We are excited to introduce an explicit Publish action for app authors so they can control when apps are made available to all users. Authors incrementally update their apps, save their changes and test them in Studio. Today PowerApps Studio has the side effect of propagating all the saved changes to users of the app. This is less desirable when app authors don’t want unstable versions to be visible to users who are already running a stable version of the app. With this feature, users will see an updated app only when app authors save and publish their changes.

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Here is a quick walkthrough to Save and Publish apps.

1. Create and Share a version of the app

In this example Contoso Corp is managing their device inventory using a Device Checkout app.

• Create an app: Using PowerApps Studio we have created an app from data in a SharePoint Online list. The generated app has three screens listing devices and their availability.

• Save the app: In PowerApps Studio choose Save from the File menu. If this is the first time you are saving the app, you will be redirected to the Save As option. Give this app a name “Contoso Device Checkout” and hit Save. Note saving the app for the first time also publishes the app and is available only to the app author.

• Check the version: Choose See all versions in Studio and you will be directed to the app’s Versions tab in PowerApps portal. There should be one version marked Live.

• Test the app: Before you share the app, run the app using in the browser to test the functionality.

• Share the app: You can now share this app with users or other authors choosing the Share tab in the PowerApps portal.

2. Save draft app

You can edit and enhance the app without rolling the intermediate revisions to all users.

• Edit the app: Let’s say we want to rearrange the fields, make the images bigger and change the theme of the app. From PowerApps Studio edit the Contoso Device Checkout app if it is not already open and make the changes as shown below.

• Save changes as draft apps: Choose the Save option on the File menu. Hit Save again as shown below. These changes made by authors are not visible to end users. End users will continue to use the previous published version of the app.

• Check version: Choose See all versions in Studio and you will be directed to the app’s Versions tab in PowerApps portal. App Authors will see their changes as part of version 2. Version 1 continues to be Live to end users

• Test the app: App authors can preview/test the app in PowerApps Studio

3. Publish app

After apps have been tested, they are ready to be published.

• Publish the app: In PowerApps Studio, choose Save on the File menu and then click on Publish this version

Review the changes in the dialog box and click Publish this version to publish the app to all users.

• Test the app: All users should see the updates made by app authors. Here is the latest app running in the web browser.

• Check version: Choose See all versions in Studio and you will be directed to the app’s Versions tab in PowerApps portal. Version 2 is now Live to
  end users

4. Restoring app versions

As an author you can restore draft or published versions of your app. Restoring an older version will add a new version and mark it as a draft for your review. You can choose to edit it in Studio or publish the app right away from the portal. In the example below, Version 1 is restored as Version 3 in draft state. The app author can publish this version to all users.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who can access draft versions and published versions of an app?
   The owner of the app and other contributors can access the draft versions of the app. Draft versions can be edited or tested from PowerApps Studio. All users and authors can run published versions of the app on the browser or on their mobile devices.
2. If I rename my app, does it affect my draft version or the published version?
   Changes to the name will affect both the draft and the published version of the app. You can rename the app from app’s Settings tab on the PowerApps portal. Choose the edit or pencil icon under the App name and save the app with a new name.
3. Is there a limit on the number of drafts authors can save before publishing?
   No, you can save as many versions as you want. From a manageability perspective, you may want to publish changes periodically to users and remove drafts that are no longer needed.
4. Can I add comments or notes to my version?
   Not yet, but we are planning to add this soon to PowerApps Studio when you save or publish your app.
5. I have an existing app that can be edited on PowerApps Studio 2.0.640. Can I also edit the same app on the latest version of PowerApps Studio on web?
   It is advised app authors download to the latest PowerApps from the Windows store to take advantage of the features.

Feedback

We believe this new capability gives app authors the power to manage apps and their versions. We are all ears for your feedback to improve this experience. Please post your comments, questions or feedback on the PowerApps forums.

Happy app building!

-PowerApps Team

Publishing your visualization will allow all Data Studio users to easily findyour visualization in the Data Studio gallery. Visualizations in the gallerywill be considered for additional promotion and publicity, including inclusionin the Data Studio newsletter.

Publishing criteria

Deployment

You must manage and update your own deployment of the code.

Manifest

Refer to the manifest reference for more information about manifestproperties. Your visualization manifest is required to include the followingproperties:

• Make sure the description is specific and grammatically correct. Provideall information and instructions necessary for a basic understanding of thevisualization and how to use it. For example:
  • Are there constraints on the data being visualized?
  • Does the visualization expect that you use a particular data source?
• supportUrl should be a page where users can get support for yourvisualization, preferably hosted on your own website. This cannot be anemail or mailto link.
• devMode should be false in order to enable caching and provide the bestpossible latency experience for users.
• The logoUrl should link to a publicly accessible static PNG or JPG with anaspect ratio of 4:3. It should be accessible via an incognito brower window.
• The components[].iconUrl should link to a static PNG or JPG with an aspectratio of 4:3 and a minimum resolution of 800x600.
• The packageUrl should link to the demo report described below.
• Additionally, the manifest should contain valid values for:
  • name
  • organization
  • organizationUrl
  • packageUrl
  • privacyPolicyUrl
  • termsOfServiceUrl
  • components[].name
  • components[].id
  • components[].description
  • components[].iconUrl
• The manifest name and the components[].name for each component should bedirectly representative of what the visualization is. This makes the purposeof the visualization clear, and helps users to find the right visualizationfor their need.

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Report

• Create at least one demo report using your visualization. Ensure that thereport sharing option is set to Anyone with the link can view.
• All attached data sources must be set to use Owner's Credentials.
• The report will be shared publicly, so we recommend that you use a sampledataset. Do not include sensitive data, or data you do not have permissionto share.
• The report should follow basic design principles and not be visually cluttered.
• You should include the following information in your report
  • Community Visualization title
  • Author/company name
  • A description of the visualization
  • Sample usage of the visualization
  • The dimensions and metrics expected by the visualization
  • Style options available to the visualization
  • How filter interactions work (if applicable)
  • If needed, a sample data table
  • Any JavaScript libraries used (e.g. D3.js)
  • Any links or required attributions

Visualization

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1. Your visualization cannot be unfinished or in beta.
2. The report should be aesthetically polished and professional.
3. Your visualization should handle resize actions properly, including an errormessage if necessary.
4. Your visualization should work with multiple data sources.
5. Your visualization should use styling from the theme object to provide aconsistent user experience.
6. Adhere to theData Studio Galleries Terms of Service(Submitter).

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Once you have met all the requirements, click the following button to request areview for your visualization:

Remove your published visualization

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To remove your Community Visualization from the gallery, send a removal requestto>