Learn how you can remove an app from the app catalog using PowerShell.
- [Instructor] Now that I've taken through the process…of installing and uninstalling and upgrading PnP apps,…we also saw the process of adding and publishing a PnP app,…now let's see the process of removing a PnP app…from our app catalog.…As usual, say connect PnP…online dash URL…https winsmartsdev.sharepoint.com/sites/appcat.…
I'm going to connect to my app catalog.…Let's go ahead and log in.…Once I'm logged in, I say get PnP app,…to see what apps are currently in my app catalog.…This app here is the one we're targeting.…Let's copy/paste this keyword,…and then you simply say, remove…PnP app identity,…and give it that keyword.…Once this command runs, let's go to our app catalog,…hit refresh,…and our app is gone.…
This is how you can use the PnP Powershell…to manage apps end to end in SharePoint Online.…
Author
Sahil Malik
Released
4/27/2018- Setting up a document library to act as a CDN
- Managing the Office 365 CDN using PowerShell and the Office 365 CLI
- Enabling or disabling the site collection app catalog
- Upgrading SPFx solutions
- Application lifecycle management (ALM) APIs
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m
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What you should know1m 53s
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1. Environment Setup and Starter Code
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My dev machine3m 49s
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Write a simple SPFx web part1m 27s
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2. Office 365 Content Delivery Network (CDN)
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Introduction: Office 365 CDN2m 21s
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Uninstall an SPFx solution2m 37s
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3. The Site Collection App Catalog
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4. Upgrade SPFx Solutions
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5. Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) APIs
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Introduction: ALM APIs4m 8s
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Conclusion
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Next steps57s
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