Suspend MS Power Automate

Temporarily disable Power Automate Trigger

Piyush K Singh2 Comments

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In this post we’ll discuss how to temporarily prevent MS Power Automate from getting triggered. We will disable it for sometime and then resume the same without much of a hassle.

The reason to suspend a Power Automate can vary depending upon a wide variety of use cases. One such prominent use case is to disable the flow while bulk updating a SharePoint list from a background service/process. While executing a batch request, we may not want to trigger the flow and send unnecessary emails to the stakeholders!

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Power Automate Run a Child Flow

Update the child flow for action ‘Run_a_Child_Flow’ to not use ‘run-only user’ connections.

Piyush K Singh4 Comments

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This is the error I received, while calling a child MS Flow, from another MS Flow. This error was thrown while building the MS Flow. However, the following error was thrown from within a running MS Flow.

Failed to parse invoker connections from trigger ‘manual’ outputs. Exception: Could not find property ‘headers.X-MS-APIM-Tokens’ in the trigger outputs. Workflow has connection references ‘[“shared_office365”]’ with invoker runtime source.

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