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Hello,
I am buiding a flow where I use the version history of a sharepoint list following the process described on the link (http://johnliu.net/blog/2018/5/microsoft-flow-sharepoint-trigger-on-specific-fields-changed-via-sp-http-request?rq=trigger%20flow).
In this tutorial they use the "VersionLabel" property, buy looking into the Json of versions I realize that there is another property that may be more interesting (is a number, not a string), this property is "owshiddenversion".
I see that in some point of the historical versions of the list I am working with, the number of owshiddenversion is higher than VersionLabel.
Do you think I could use owshiddenversion?
What is the difference between both?
Regards!
The way I understand the owshiddenversion is it isn't tied to versioning. It's a special property that SharePoint uses to aid in conflict detection. It's how SharePoint tells if you are trying to update an old version of a form. For example, say you and I are in the edit screen for the same record in SharePoint at the same time. If you save your change before me then i go in to save my change, the owshiddenversion property is going to kick in and throw an error because I'm in an older version of the form. When I loaded the form it was owshiddenversion 0 but after you saved it then it became version 1. When I got to save mine it does a check for the most recent version and if they don't match is detects a conflict. So to answer your question, no i don't think you should use that property instead because the use case is different.
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