Transferring an Azure subscription to a new tenant can be a complex process. I recently followed the instructions from How can I move a subscription to a new tenant? to move an Azure subscription to a new test tenant. However, the new test tenant was not appearing in the list of tenants I could move the subscription to. I realized that the account I was using needed to be a global admin in both tenants.

I had to set up a new developer tenant as my previous tenant became unusable due to an expired Visual studio subscription. Fortunately, there is plenty of help and documentation available to guide you through the process. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to get started with the Power Platform Developer Plan. Steps to Enable the Power Platform Developer Plan Sign Up: Visit the Power Apps Developer Plan website. Click on the “Start free” button.

Introduction Taxonomy feature is not activated by default in SharePoint sites linked to a private or shared Teams Channels. When attempting to add content types with managed metadata columns, you may encounter an error message stating “Taxonomy disabled”. To resolve this issue, you can enable the taxonomy feature with the ID 73ef14b1-13a9-416b-a9b5-ececa2b0604c using the PowerShell cmdlet Enable-PnPFeature before adding the content types to the sites with the template TEAMCHANNEL#1. Script to check whether feature taxonomy is enabled Get-PnPFeature -Scope Site | Where-Object { $_.