On this example I will use “One Drive for business connector” action “Create File” to store the content in two files but you can also get it stored on SharePoint Document Library, Azure Blob, GitHub etc. Now let’s store the Flow definition & connection references to a file in some location so that we would be able to retrieve the files for restoration. If you don’t see the flow under the drop down, enter the Flow ID by selecting custom value. This action would be able to get only the flows to which you have access to. It has details about all connections used against each action Connection ReferencesĪdd the action “ Get Flow” under connector “ Power Automate Management“, which has the fields flow definition & connection references.įind below the list of actions under the Power Automate management connector Triggers: Information about the trigger used in the flow (Instant, Automatic, Scheduled)Īctions: Information about all actions used in the flow It has details about the triggers & actions used with in a flow in a JSON format. Before showing you steps to get the flow definition & connection references, I will show you some examples on the type of information it stores on these fields. Thanks to John Liu for the tips & guidance on showing us a way to copy the flow definition. With the flow definition & connector references we would be able to restore it back whenever needed.
I will show you steps to back up & restore your Flow & Power Apps.Ī flow could be backed up by copying the flow definition & connection references with the help of an action “Get Flow” under the flow connector “ Power Automate Management”. Once I’ve deleted a flow accidentally and I was not able to restore it back, I have recreated the complete flow with all the steps which took some time. Once it is backed up, I will show you steps to restore from the back up. In this blog post, am going to give you some ideas to back up a Flow & Power Apps automatically with the help of connectors available in Power automate.
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Microsoft Power Automate & Power Apps have turned quite important & popular service now a days within Office 365, there are many users (developers & IT pro users) who are creating business applications leveraging these services very quickly but if an app or a flow is deleted by mistake then its not an easy job to spin it back up with out involving Microsoft support.
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