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Tenancies and deployment scopes for SharePoint Add-ins. A SharePoint tenancy is a set of site collections in either a SharePoint farm or in SharePoint Online. In SharePoint Online, the site collections belong to a single customer account.
Can a tenant enable the site collection app catalog?
Tenant administrators can choose to enable site collection app catalogs on specific site collections. Solutions deployed to the site collection app catalogs can only be installed in that particular site collection.
Where can I find the tenant wide extensions list?
App catalog site collection contains a Tenant Wide Extensions list, which can be used to manage SharePoint Framework Extension activations in the tenant. This list can be accessed from the site contents page of the app catalog site.
How to manage site collection app catalog in Microsoft 365?
Before you can manage site collection app catalogs in your tenant, ensure that you have installed SharePoint Online Management Shell from November 2017 or newer. Alternatively, you can use the CLI for Microsoft 365 to manage your SharePoint site collection app catalogs.
When do you deploy resources to a tenant?
When deploying to a tenant, you can deploy resources to: An extension resource can be scoped to a target that is different than the deployment target. The user deploying the template must have access to the specified scope.
Are there options for apps in App Catalog ribbon files?
Moreover the options for Apps in the app catalog ribbon Files Tab (“View Details Page”, “Manage Installed Apps”, “Deploy”) are also not there. As per my testing, there is no problem in the app package as it is getting deployed in other site collection’s app catalog and working fine.
The possibilities include Farm, WebApplication, Site (that is, site collection), and Web. Only Web is permitted for Features in SharePoint Add-ins (both host web features and features inside a .wsp in an add-in package). Add-in scope should also not be confused with add-in permission levels.