Hello,
I am perplexed by this also. I would like to make a few suggestions and a question.
Question: Does your file have a Table, that is exactly the size of how many rows are in it? The reason I ask is, if you run the flow 1 time. And go check the file, does it appear to have Added a row, but its blank? And then the second time it fills in the blank slow, or is it just "not added". Because technically add row is two (more really) internal steps. Expanding the Table and then putting the data in. Just want to see if the first step does anything, so you can tell support as well.
1. Open a ticket: Power Automate Support | Microsoft Power Platform and it seems as if its not necessarily your issue, so there should be no charge to you for opening the ticket and getting support.
2. Please verify permissions haven't changed. This is the #1 reason I find weird stuff happens, even though it seems to say it worked.
3. I know you said, it says the flow went through, but did you verify in the Step itself, in the Run history, that it actually "appears" to have updated/added a row? As in when you look at the output of what it said it did, does it say it did it and didn't?
4. Lastly this is a potential short-term workaround until you are able to resolve so it doesn't impact your business. Unfortunately, since I couldn't repro your issue. I am going on a hunch here and would suggest trying it on one of the flows, see below.
Possible: Short-term workaround.
1. After your Add Row, add a list rows in table and verify (using a filter hopefully) that your row is there
2. If it is not, try to add it again, if it is just move on.
Again I know its not what you want to have to do, but putting in this condition + retry may at least get you buy until its time. Heck that or you could..
Add a Do until, set the # of retries to be some configurable number or environment variables (again super short term).
In the Do until
Add the row.
condition => Check (list rows) if its there
If so exit the Do Until
If not try again (up until your configured retries)
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