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Revision as of 07:06, 1 November 2021
With the help of Connection References you can have connections for your Cloud Flows fixed in the target environment after the deploy of your Solution. There are many findings from the Community, have a look under Community Resources!
Connection References with ALM - Mind the Gap! by Scott Durow
Tip about a very god article! This is an article that describes how to use PowerShell in order to getting closer to full functioning ALM process for cloud flows. Using Connection References and turning on Flows using a Service Principle while having the ALM process automated! Connection References with ALM - Mind the Gap!
Microsoft Resources
- Use Connection References in Solutions
- Announcing the Public Preview for Connection References support in Power Platform Build Tools
Community Resources
- Connection References with ALM - Mind the Gap! by Scott Durow 2021
- Bulk active Flows from a solution by Benjamin John 2021-10-30