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Migrating solution containing HTTP triggered power automate flows

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Hi,

 

In our dev environment we have an unmanaged solution that contains a model driven app and multiple flows. The environment also hosts a Power Pages portal. We are migrating the code from DEV to UAT. We are using pipelines to move the unmanaged solution from DEV to UAT and XRMToolBox (Portal Records Mover) to move the Power Pages artefacts.

 

Now, among the numerous flows we have three flows that are based on HTTP triggers. We are trying to figure out how we can manage a seamless code migration.

 

1. Flow 1 - The HTTP Get URL that is generated is embedded in the email body in another flow. The end users receive emails with this link and on invoking the first flow, some updates to dataverse table columns occur.  

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For this flow, I think we can use the solution provided in the post below that uses environment variables.

 

Solved: http-request trigger on multiple environments - Power Platform Community (microsoft.com)

 

2. Flow 2 - This flow is invoked from a step in a multistep form in Power Pages. The flow is invoked by adding custom javascript to the step. I am unsure on how we can use environment variables here.

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3. Flow 3 - This flow is called from custom buttons added to the Model Driven App ribbon. The buttons invoke custom javascript which are part of the solution and is migrated across by the pipeline. Here too we are not sure how we can use environment variables

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Hope you can provide me with suggestion on how we can migrate our solution across multiple environments seamlessly. Note that the higher environments will all be managed environments. 

 

 

Regards

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