We have an employee working on a solution that contains 3 Flows and several connection references. This employee is leaving the company, so he is trying to transfer the solution to another employee. He has added the second employee as an owner to the flows, and the second employee can see them and edit them, but he can't see the connection references. I tried finding a way to use PowerShell to change the owner, but the one solution I found uses "Set-AdminConnectionReferenceOwner", which doesn't seem to exist (anymore?). So my next thought was to have employee A export the solution and then deactivate the flows, while employee B imports the solution and would not be the owner of all of the new copies. The problem with this idea was that when exporting the solution (as Unmanaged), it's not including the connection references in the package. So when employee B tries to import it, it says he doesn't have permission to edit the connection references: "Solution XXXX failed to import: user with id YYY does not have WriteAccess right(s) for record with id ZZZ of entity Connection Reference." I try clicking the Access Checker link in the full error message, but I just get an error on that page (even though I'm a Power Platform admin).
Any ideas?
