Hosted weekly by David Warner II, April Dunnam, Heather Cook, Kelly Kaye Salmick, Kendra Springer, and Phil Topness, there'll be a great range of Power Platform demos, exciting MPPC23 speaker session previews, plus special messages from some of our product leaders Ryan Cunningham, Stephen Siciliano, Sangya Singh, Omar Aftab, Kim Manis, and Nirav Shah.Ĭheck out the full six-week schedule below:Įvery Wednesday we'll highlight some of the great speaker sessions you should look out for at MPPC23, including: In some programming languages this can be solved with tail call optimization, where the recursion call is transformed under the hood into a loop so no maximum stack size reached error exists.Įxciting news! On Monday July 24th, we launch a new series called Microsoft Power Platform Product Weeks! Over the next six weeks, our Power Platform Community LinkedIn page will be posting daily to share great content on the Power Platform and what to expect at the upcoming Microsoft Power Platform Conference. That's when it's useful to wrap your recursive function call into a. That can happen if the promises in a chain don't actually perform any asynchronous execution, in which case control never really returns to the event loop, even though the code otherwise appears to be asynchronous. It's possible to cause infinite recursion in a fully promisified code, too. Sometimes calling a recursive function over and over again, causes the browser to send you Maximum call stack size exceeded error message as the memory that can be allocated for your use is not unlimited.īe considerate while calling functions, also dry run is the best practice to prevent them. This error is almost always means you have a problem with recursion in JavaScript code, as there isn't any other way in JavaScript to consume lots of stack. Try checking the storage on the iOS device and see how much Powerapps is using. After the app ran for a couple days, the storage usage rapidly climbed until the device was full. It seems like refreshing/clearcollecting wasn't removing old data and it was piling up on the device. Clearing the cache in Powerapps didn't do anything, only uninstalling and reinstalling helped. Not ideal because we lost the camera functionality on the device, but at least the app is usable.Īlso worth mentioning is that the native iOS Powerapps launcher was eating up massive amounts of storage on the device. We instead use the app through Safari with the &hidenavbar=true URL parameter trick for a more native experience. The second thing we did that solved the problem completely was stopped using the native iOS Powerapps launcher. This cut down on the amount of times the error was popping up, but it was still happening. Ultimately we did 2 things to workaround the issue.įirst was adding some filters when ClearCollecting the CDS entities to trim down the amount of rows being brought in.
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