PL-500 · Question #22
You are a Power Automate developer working for an organization with development and production environments. You build cloud flows in a solution in development, export the solution, and import it…
The correct answer is E. Remove the unmanaged layer. You should remove the unmanaged layer. By editing the flow in the production environment, you created an unmanaged layer. As an unmanaged layer exists, any updates to the managed layer are ignored. You must remove the unmanaged layer to apply updates to the flow. You should not…
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You are a Power Automate developer working for an organization with development and production environments. You build cloud flows in a solution in development, export the solution, and import it into the production environment as a managed solution. After a flow has failed, you edit the flow in production to look at the flow actions. You fix the flow actions in development and import the new version of the solution into production. The flow still fails. You need to fix the flow in production. What should you do?
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- AAdd required objects.
- BShow dependencies.
- CAdd co-owners.
- DUninstall the solution.
- ERemove the unmanaged layer.
How the community answered
(26 responses)- B4% (1)
- C8% (2)
- D8% (2)
- E81% (21)
Explanation
You should remove the unmanaged layer. By editing the flow in the production environment, you created an unmanaged layer. As an unmanaged layer exists, any updates to the managed layer are ignored. You must remove the unmanaged layer to apply updates to the flow. You should not show dependencies. Showing dependencies enables you to view the other components that depend on the component. Showing dependencies does not allow the flow to be You should not add co-owners. Adding co-owners to a flow allows other administrators to monitor the flow and receive notifications when the flow fails. Adding co-owners will not allow the flow to You should not add required objects. Adding required objects (components) adds components that are missing from the solution that the flow depends on. This will not allow the flow to be fixed. If there were missing dependencies for the flow, the import of the solution would have failed due to the missing components. You should not uninstall the solution. Uninstalling the solution would leave the unmanaged layer
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