Data source environment variables store parameters that are required by one or more actions in the connector and these parameters often vary depending on the action. For example, a SharePoint Online connection does not store any information about sites, lists, or document libraries.
Environment variables have been a powerful tool for a variety of ALM scenarios as they allow you to externalize input parameters from the components that use them. They’re now much simpler to work with and can store parameters required to connect to data using Data Source Environment Variables. This allows you to change the data sources (as well as other types of parameters) when migrating solutions to other environments.
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Table of Contents:
00:00 - Introduction
00:45 - Create solution and add components (Power Apps, flows)
04:33 - Create a Power App in solution
04:50 - Enable Canvas App to store environment variables when connecting to SharePoint as data source
08:06- Create Power Automate flow in solution
08:33 - Use data source variables in Power Automate flows
11:54 - Export a solution from development environment
15:57 - Import a solution into production environment
17:08 - Set environment variables when importing solution
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