You create a flow in a development environment. The flow connects to an internal web service. You plan to move the flow to a test environment and then to a production environment. The flow requires…

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• ALocalized label
• BEnvironment variable
• CComponent dependency
• DConnection reference

• A
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• B
  72% (41)
• C
  5% (3)
• D
  16% (9)

Explanation

Apps and flows often require different configuration settings across environments. Environment variables allow you to transport application configuration data with solutions and optionally manipulate the values in your Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) pipeline. They act as configurable input parameters allowing you to reference an environment variable within other solution components. You can update a value without modifying other components directly when using environment variables. Benefits of using environment variables: - No need to manually edit other solution components in a production environment. - Configure one or more variables in one place and reference like a parameter across multiple solution components. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-platform-release-plan/2019wave2/microsoft- powerapps/new-solution-components-get-full-support

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