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crmtipoftheday: Tip #1429: Replace Power Automate triggers without breaking too much, Part 2
Источник: https://crmtipoftheday.com/1429/repl...oo-much-part-2
============== By now you know not to trust triggers and recapture their output in the step immediately after the trigger. That way you fix only one step when trigger is replaced. Do not use trigger output beyond the first step in your flowBut do you want more? Do you want to keep the steps completely unbroken? Easy! Use expressions and Power Automate won’t touch any references that are part of an expression – it just does not have IQ to parse and figure out what to remove. Consider this: ![]() But if you use an expression, for example, concat(triggerBody()['text'], '') (which does nothing to the parameter): ![]() For the record, using trigger output in Parse Json as demonstrated in Part 1, saves them from destruction so you can have the parameter and eat it too. Источник: https://crmtipoftheday.com/1429/repl...oo-much-part-2
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