Hi @shivpratap-3010 ,
You need to upload certificate file if you are using Azure AD App-Only. So I will recommend you to register SharePoint App-Only. You can refer to the following document to grant access.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/solution-guidance/security-apponly-azureacs
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Hi @shivpratap-3010 ,
Enabling app sideloading requires tenant admin permissions (in a multi-tenant environment) or farm admin permissions (in a single tenant environment). When you begin development in Visual Studio against any of the site URLs above without these permissions, the error "Sideloading of apps is not enabled on this site" will appear and the app installation will fail.
Hi @shivpratap-3010 ,
I am checking to see if the problem has been resolved.
Hi @shivpratap-3010 ,
Have you tried the solution I proposed?
If you have any questions or progress, you can contact me in time.
Looking forward to your reply
Have a lucky day!
Thanks,
Raytheon Xie
I have fixed the problem. I found that default multifactor was turn-on by the Azure and it can be turn-off by the portal for turning on Sideloading feature. I searched in the same direction and completed it through Azure Portal. @sadomovalex rightly said that there is no impact of line "You do not have permission to view this directory or page". For your reference screenshot and link
aad.portal.azure.com
After that I easily executed sideloading power shell script and reverted the multifactor later on.
Sideloading script is available at enable-app-sideloading-in-your-non-developer-site-collection
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