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Adding PowerAutomate flows #87712
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Hi, I'm completely new one here. I'd like to share with community my flows, but in fact I don't know how ? Can someone explain me (and other) how to manage this ? |
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Hi @MACAD2023 , we're happy you're here! You are more likely to get a useful response if you are explicit about what your question entails, giving a few more details might help someone give you a nudge in the right direction. |
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Thats what @queenofcorgis is asking, what is the thing you need to share... |
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@YuheshPandian PowerAutomate flows :-) |
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You could export the flows as .zip file then add it to a repository then share the link with your community |
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Add the exported .zip file to your GitHub repository. |
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Refer this video link Top export it as .zip file... |
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Thank you !! Soon I'll share my first simple flows. |
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All the best |
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Add the exported .zip file to your GitHub repository.
You can do this by using the GitHub web interface or by using Git commands locally.