Cannot Add Flow to Canvas App - "Failed during http send request"

[frustrateduser9]

Hi PowerApps Communtiy,

I'm struggling right now with adding a Flow which uses the Common Data Service (Current Environment) connector to my Canvas app. I have determined that the current environment connector is the issue because when I removed the connector and just used the regular CDS connector, the flow was successfully added to my app. However I need the current environment connector because I need to run a query using fetchxml (odata doesn't have the type of joins we need unfortunately) and then return the result set to the Canvas app which then puts the data into a collection.

What is really strange is that I already have flows added to my app which use the Current Environment connector and successfully execute fetchxml queries and return the data to the Canvas app and it successfully converts the JSON to a collection, but these flows have been in my app for some time now (a few weeks). It seems that something changed recently which broke Canvas App's ability to add Flows with the current environment connector.

[BluRonnie]

I'm having a similar issue. I have several instant Flow built and previously has no issue. Now if I want to add flow into the Canvas app I'm building, it displays nothing and says I don't have any flow built. 

[v-xida-msft]

Hi @frustrateduser9 ,

Based on the issue that you mentioned, I have made a test on my side, and don't have the issue that you mentioned.

Please consider take a try to move the CDS action in your flow from the "If/yes" branch of the nested Condition to above the Condition action, then save your app, try your app again, check if the issue is solved.

Also please consider re-create a new app based on your data source, then add a new connection to the flow from your app, then check if the issue still exists.

Best regards,

[ahall]

I have the same issue. Even with a brand new app. just add a button and get error on all flows recently created. the flows aren't even doing anything, just tests that initialize a variable.