Dear community
I created a Flow that is triggering a child flow. The child flow is using a Microsoft Teams connection. In the child flow, under "run only users" I've selected "Use this connection".
In the parent flow, I wanted to change the "Run only users" to a security group. Strangely, some of the security groups can't be saved. Meaning, if I type in one of the security groups (let's call it "sec-group-A") it almost seems to work - I can select it, add it to the list and can even save it. However, after I've saved it just isn't there anymore once I reopen "Run only users". Hence, it somehow didn't save.
Another security group can be saved though (let's call it "sec-group-B") and I can't figure out why.
I already tried to add "sec-group-A" and "sec-group-B" to the child flow under "Run only users" and it seems the behaviour is the same. sec-group-B is being saved, while sec-group-A just won't.
Does anyone know how to solve this?
Thank you and kind regards,
Solved! Go to Solution.
After some more research I found the cause for this issue:
sec-group-B is a security group of type "assigned" while sec-group-A is a group of type "dynamic". I was then wondering whether dynamic M365 groups would be allowed and indeed they work!
So, whenever you'd like to share a flow with a dynamic group, make sure its a M365 and not a security group.
After some more research I found the cause for this issue:
sec-group-B is a security group of type "assigned" while sec-group-A is a group of type "dynamic". I was then wondering whether dynamic M365 groups would be allowed and indeed they work!
So, whenever you'd like to share a flow with a dynamic group, make sure its a M365 and not a security group.
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