Power Automate Tip #10 : Validate your flow or Testing your Flow

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 Lot of times you could notice a flow can fail for a specific run, specific data or specific scenario. The good thing is the flow records it, However if you need to modify and need to test the same data, Its hard for your to trigger the same scenario. To ease this MS have given a way of resubmitting a run that failed. There is an option called Test on the top right side of the flow. This have two options Manual and Automatic.


By choosing manual you may need to manual do the trigger condition by updating or uploading (based on what your trigger condition is) to test the flow. By choosing Automatic, you can go to one of the recent runs you did that failed and test the flow run post change. This is a fantastic feature starting to finish - start building a flow to Final flow version. 

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