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Import The Sample Solution Into The Dev Environment

Import The Sample Solution Into The Dev Environment This Power Platform Pipelines tutorial uses a sample solution with a canvas app, a model driven app, a fl...

Matthew Devaney
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Imported reference from Matthew Devaney's blog for learning purposes. Original: https://www.matthewdevaney.com/the-complete-power-platform-pipelines-alm-setup-guide/import-the-sample-solution-into-the-dev-environment/. Author: Matthew Devaney.

Import The Sample Solution Into The Dev Environment

This Power Platform Pipelines tutorial uses a sample solution with a canvas app, a model driven app, a flow, connections references, environment variables and tables. Rather than build them from scratch, we will import them into the development environment. That way we can keep focused on learning Power Platform application lifecycle management. Table of Contents

Download The Currency Exchange Sample Solution

Import The Solution Into the Development Environment Configure The Connection References Set The Environment Variable Value

Review The Sample Solution In The Development Environment

Download The Currency Exchange Sample Solution

The Currency Exchange sample solution is available for free in this Github repository . Download the file to your local machine.

Import The Solution Into the Development Environment

Open the Development environment in Power Apps and go to the Solutions menu. Press the Import solution button.

Select the Currency Exchange sample solution from your local machine and press Next.

Review the import details and press the Next button again. Configure The Connection References

The sample solution contains two connection references used in a Power Automate flow. One for Dataverse and another for Outlook. Wait for the green checkmark to appear beside each connection reference. If it does not appear, press the three dots to troubleshoot the issue. Then press the Next button. Set The Environment Variable Value

The sample solution also contains an environment variable for Email Notifications. The email address in this environment variable will receive email. Set this value to your personal email then press Import.

The sample solution will begin importing.

After a few minutes the import process will complete.

Review The Sample Solution In The Development Environment

Open up the sample solution in the development environment and get to know its components.

Note that the environment variable is set to the value we defined during the import process.

And the connection references for Dataverse and Outlook have been configured with a connection.

To see the connections used in the connection references go to the Connections menu. Next Steps

Continue to the next steps in the Power Platform Pipelines & ALM Setup Guide.

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