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[kurtfairfield]

Steps to reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install Screen Flow Base Pack
2. Create Experience Site configured with Public Access
3. Create Screen Flow and add to Experience Site
4. Site displays error "Hmm, that didn't work. Check your internet connection and try again, or refresh the page. If the problem continues, ask your Salesforce admin to contact Salesforce Customer Support."
5. Try to add SUF Screen Pack Permission Set to Guest User for the Experience Site
6. Get error 'Can't assign permission set USF Flow Screen Components to User ****. The user license doesn't allow permission Edit FlowTableViewDefinition__c

Expected behaviour

Should be able to use Screen Components on Guest visible Flow

Actual behaviour

Screen Flow is blocked from loading, even when removing the Screen Components. Did not resolve even after uninstalling packages. Attempting to workaround via a new Sandbox to see if the issue is related to the installation and modification of permissions required for screen flows with respect to guest users.

Screenshots

[alexed1]

@ericrsmith35 any ideas on this?

[ericrsmith35]

FlowTableViewDefinition is a custom object used by the Datatable CPE and maybe some other components. I'm not sure how the licensing for Guest User's effects object access and permissions.

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