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Deploy option missing after adding SPFx Webpart package to site collection app catalog

In this blog, I am sharing the solution to the problem that many users are facing with the site collection level app catalog.

Basically, the problems that users face with site collection level app catalog are as follows:
 
Uploaded SPFx app not deploying - unable to add to site.
 
App catalog deployment option is not showing.
 
Deploy option missing after uploading SPFx Webpart in app catalog.
 
App does not appear in site after deploying .sppkg to app catalog.
 
Pop up for to deploy the package is not coming on uploading the solution to app catalog.
 
I did not get the deploy popup when an package is uploaded to the site app catalog.
 
All the problems mentioned above seem tricky, but they are all not related to your code. These issues will arise if you do not take care of a few points while enabling the site collection level app catalog.
 
The solution is here:
 
If you have already enabled the app catalog site and you are facing these issues, just disable the app catalog, follow the points mentioned below, and re-enable it.
 
Whoever is enabling the site collection app catalog must have these permissions:
  • SharePoint Admin role or Global Administrator role
  • Site Collection Administrator of the tenant app catalog
  • Site Collection Administrator of the site collection of the site specified in the -Site parameters
I tried this with one user who has the SharePoint admin role, the site collection administrator on the tenant app catalog, and the site owner of the site on which I want to enable the app catalog. 

It works fine for me.
 
If you have any questions, please comment.
 
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