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Announcing Project Roadmaps

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Oct 08, 2018
On September 24 th at Microsoft Ignite, we announced a new feature for Microsoft Project called Roadmap. Roadmap is a visually exciting way to combine information from multiple Waterfall and Agile p...
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Jun 19, 2020

Hi chriskowalski ,

We had a similar issue at a customer this week and the following returned it to a working condition for us.

 

You need to use the Power Apps Admin PowerShell commands as the "Project Roadmap" connector is still in preview and can't be selected in the GUI of the Admin center.

The documentation for Powershell is here and also specifies how to install it: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform/admin/powerapps-powershell

 

Once installed and connected you can execute the following command to get the Guids of your DLPs:

Get-AdminDlpPolicy '<DisplayName>'

Note the Guid listed for the “PolicyName” property:

GetAdminDLPPolicy

 

 

 

Then add the “Project Roadmap” connector to the “Business Data” category using the following command:

Add-CustomConnectorToPolicy -PolicyName '<PolicyName>' -ConnectorId '/providers/Microsoft.PowerApps/apis/shared_projectroadmap' -GroupName hbi -ConnectorName "Project Roadmap" -ConnectorType "Microsoft.PowerApps/apis"

AddConnector

 

 

 

 

Afterwards, new connections can be created using Roadmap. For existing connections, the user that created the connection has to navigate to PowerAutomate (flow.microsoft.com) and reactivate the disabled flows.