I have a Flow that my users can run on a selected item in SharePoint, but the first time any user attempts to run this flow (from within SharePoint), they get a consent popup (like you see with PowerApps) to make sure the connections are ok. Can we bypass this with a PowerShell cmdlet like you can with a Power App? I am familiar with this command for Power Apps:
Run PowerShell as Administrator
Set-AdminPowerAppApisToBypassConsent -AppName appid-goes-here
Source: Solved: Re: End Users receive pop-up asking for permission... - Page 3 - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)
But in this case, I need to bypass the "Run flow" prompt you see below.... Is there a way to do that?
