Duplicate the Flow

[yoshihirok]

I want to create duplicate of my Flow, without create template,

for creating very similar flow from existing my flow.

Now, I need to create this senario, from blank flow.

Regards,

Yoshihiro Kawabata

[yoshihirok]

Hi @Stephen , Thank you "Under Review" this idea.

I'm looking for status this idea.

Regards,

Yoshihiro Kawabata

[Stephen]

We don't have any updates to share at this time. We have commited to export/import though, which would allow a similar functionality. 

[yoshihirok]

Hi, @Stephen for your more reply

OK of "don't have any update".

Greate of "export/import though".

and also, I hope the history feature of flow,

and also, I hope recover to older version of flow, like file in OneDrive for Business.

or, export/import flow to OneDrive for Business, so I can manage history of my flows.

Regards,

Yoshihiro Kawabata

[Stephen]

We have started working on this. It should be available soon for you to use.

[yoshihirok]

Hi, @Stephen

Thank you "Started" .

Regards,

Yoshihiro Kawabata

[charlesli]

+1 In my use case I need to be able to copy to a different environment, e.g., from my test env to the production env.

[mmangiante]

Great idea; I think tha even import/export solution is a good one; maybe a long-term solution would be the import/export or the production of a json, so you can use it with Visual Studio tools, for example, like the tools that in Visual Studio help to create a virtual machine with a simple drag and drop of the "action" linked.

[yoshihirok]

I find "Save As" menu in Microsoft Flow.

"Save As" feature can save my flow as new flow with new name.

[mmangiante]

Hello @yoshihirok

it seems that this option is available only on "My Flows" entries and not on "Team Flows"; I also noticed, but it is not related to this "Ideas", that I haven't a "Run Now" option.

[yoshihirok]

Hi @mmangiante

Yes, I want "Save As" menu on "Team Flow", too.

And I have "Run Now" menu on my flow with "Schedule" trigger and "Button" trigger.

I haven't Other trigger's flows.

Regards,

Yoshihiro Kawabata