PL-500 · Question #50
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The correct answer is B. No. Flows created outside of a solution cannot be added to a solution retroactively; they must be created from within a solution to be solution-aware.
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- AYes
- BNo
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(55 responses)- A45% (25)
- B55% (30)
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Flows created outside of a solution cannot be added to a solution retroactively; they must be created from within a solution to be solution-aware.
Selecting Yes incorrectly assumes that a flow created outside a solution can be added to an unmanaged solution afterward, which is not a supported operation in standard Power Automate solution management.
In Power Automate, a cloud flow created outside of a solution is not a solution-aware component and cannot be moved into an unmanaged or managed solution after the fact. To include a flow in a solution, it must be created directly within that solution using the Solutions interface in the Power Platform maker portal.
Concept tested: Adding cloud flows to Power Platform solutions
Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/create-flow-solution
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