If I'm not wrong, power automate flows will sit at the Run a Child Flow action until the child flow has finished running. I can't afford that time delay though, I'd like my child flows to run concurrently.
My Run a Child Flow actions are inside Conditions which are inside an Apply to each loop. I can't use parallel branching to let the rest of my flow go on running while the child flow runs.
My flow looks like this. What I'm trying to do is not a point of discussion, I'm just showing how my 3 Run a Child Flow actions are laid out and why parallel branching won't help much.
I have Run a Child Flow - User License pulled out to the right side in a parallel branch, so that one has a chance to run concurrently with Run a Child Flow - User License 2. But the Condition action that contains them is still going to pause there until both child runs are done. And because I'm using variables, I have to set my Apply to Each loop concurrency to 1, so the whole flow it going to take ages.
Is there a way to force the next action after the Run a Child Flow to just keep going while the child runs in the background? I do not care about the child flow's returned results.
