Problem with Flow's trigger - PowerApps trigger

[Daved5]

Hello

I had a flow that was working.  However, it has stopped working with a message "There is a problem with the flows trigger. " More details on the error gives - Failed to parse invoker connections from trigger 'manual' outputs. Exception: Could not find any valid connection for connection reference name 'shared_sharepointonline_1' in APIM tokens header.

The weird thing is it works fine in my Development environment (no errors), but I get this error when I move it to Production environment.  

SO i assume this is a connection problem.  However, it seems like a connection problem in the PowerApps trigger block.  I don't know how to see what connection the trigger is using.  The other blocks that require a connection in the flow are set up correctly.

I tried deleting the PowerApps trigger and replacing it with the PowerApps (V2).  I tried removing the flow from PowerApps then re-adding it.  I have tried everything I can think of.  However, no matter what I do this error will not go away.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[SudeepGhatakNZ]

It happened to me too.

1. Add a manual trigger and run the flow once to form new connections.
2. Replace the manual trigger with the Power Apps trigger

Ideally, you should be using solutions to move them from one environment to another.

[Daved5]

Thanks for the suggestion - i am using solutions to move to production.   tried a manual trigger i still get the same error

[Daved5 · Accepted solution]

Finally got it working again.  I put in a ticket with Microsoft and they helped.  I was completely unable to fix the connection from within PowerApps, even though I created the Flow using power Apps.  I went into https://make.powerautomate.com/ then to my production environment, then I edited the flow there and ran a test.  It worked there.  Then I went back into PowerApps into my production environment, edited the flow and ran the test there and it worked.  Then the connection error went away...  I hope this helps someone else