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11. Two sides of debugging
Reading the results
Trying to understand what went wrong and where…
Modifying the logic
To get insights about the particular action’s/ function’s details…
12. Understanding run results and outcomes
• Flow checker
Allows to instantly check
if there are any errors
preventing flow from running
• Run history
Check why flow failed
and where it failed
• Error details
Check details of action that failed
and the reason it failed
• Edit columns
To find easily specific instance,
extremely useful for child flows
13. Working
with flow’s
flow ;)
• Manual trigger
Replace existing trigger
with
manual, so you can
easier modify trigger
data
• Resubmit flow
So that you don’t need
to trigger
it with the same data
again
• Run after
Use to turn off larger
piece of logic in flow
• Terminate action
Insert it after the action
you want to check, so
the whole flow won’t
run
• Static results
Fake execution of a
problematic action so
flow can run
• Timeouts
Use timeouts to end
action after a specific
amount of time
Power Platform Studio from John Liu
Power Platform Admin Center
E-mail with failed flows digest
Power BI dashboard from Power Platform Center of Excellence – although not so much about the errors
We can catch errors in Flow
No matter how hard we try, errors can occur
Library/ list schema can change
SQL server entity schema can change
File can be locked from editing
Timeout on acceptance
Deleted resource
Etc…
Amazing authors:
Peter Venestra
Serge Luca
Marcel Haas
Rob Windsor
Implementation from different angels
Scope is used for readibility – collapse/ expande actions from inside
Scope is like a mirror – it reflects
Inspired by Todd Baginski’s screencast about monitoring Power Apps.
Since February 2020 it is possible to integrate Power Apps with Application Insights, but not Power Automate:
https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/log-telemetry-for-your-apps-using-azure-application-insights/