I've seen the article Turn flows on or off - Power Automate | Microsoft Docs and the note that says "If you turn a off a flow, its runs are queued and they'll run when you turn the flow on". I've read that this is "...an important feature to avoid data loss -- this allows you to temporarily disable a flow, make corrections, and then enable the flow, running it over all of the events that happened in the interim. Without this functionality all of those business critical events would be lost.", but this is 5 years old.
My issue is that the reason I turn the flow off for a period of time is because I don't want the flow to be triggered - I may be working on an issue or importing things and don't want people to get emails generated from the flow. In this scenario, having the runs queued defeats the purpose of being able to turn it off. There is no issue of data loss in this scenario.
How to work around the "feature"? Should I copy the flow and create a new one that doesn't know about the queued runs? then delete the old flow?
