Documenting Environment Variables

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Posted on by SteveFeldman

I am looking for action in the Power Automate, Power Platform for Admins or similar connectors to identify the environment variables uses in a solution.

I know I can get the variables themselves by looking at the

Environment Variable Definition and Environment Variable Value tables. I am looking for a mean to identify which solutions are using them.

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I'm not aware of any way to do this. But I did run across this article on how to use the Power Platform CLI to generate a JSON Deployment settings file from a Solution. That file will contain a list of all the Connection References and Environment Variables in the Solution. See the process here: Resolve environment variables and connection references during deployments when working with Azure DevOps and Power Platform - Low Code Lewis

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Hi @SteveFeldman,

You might be able to solve this by using the List rows action of the Dataverse connector in combination with the solutioncomponent table:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/data-platform/webapi/reference/solutioncomponent?view=dataverse-latest

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Thank you both for these suggestions...we are looking into these techniques...Steve

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