Power Platform deprecations
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The legacy read-only grid control[removed: has been][added: was] deprecated in model-driven apps with the [added: April] 2022 release[removed: wave 1]. This control is being replaced by … default read-only grid experience for all[removed: environments for]model-driven[removed: apps][added: app environments] with the [added: April] 2022 release[removed: wave 1].
… subgrids. This change started with the [added: April] 2022 release[removed: wave 1].
[removed: With][added: Beginning with] the[removed: upcoming][added: October] 2021 release[removed: wave 2](public preview [added: started] in August[removed: 2021 and GA in October]2021), [added: model-driven app forms don't support] the low-density header option[removed: ,]and runtime[removed: experience won't be supported in model-driven app forms.][added: experience.]
[removed: With][added: Beginning with] the[removed: upcoming][added: October] 2021 release[removed: wave 2](public preview [added: started] in August[removed: 2021 and GA in October]2021), form footers[removed: won't be][added: aren't] supported in[removed: a]model-driven app form[added: s].
… box fields currently on the footer[removed: is][added: are] removed and included on the form as part of the [added: October] 2021[removed: release wave 2 updates.][added: release.] So, you don't lose status, unsaved …
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Sections to inspect
- The legacy read-only grid in model-driven apps is deprecated
- Impact
- Low-density headers in model-driven apps aren't supported as of the October 2021 release
- Form footers in model-driven apps aren't supported as of the October 2021 release
- Action required by you
- Model-driven app controls deprecation (April 2021)
- Low-density headers in model-driven apps won't be supported with the 2021 release wave 2
- Form footers in model-driven apps won't be supported with the 2021 release wave 2
- Model-driven app controls deprecation (2021 Release Wave 1)
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