Exporting a flow that is in a solution

[Heidi2020]

Hello - I have some flows and canvas apps that I've packaged into a solution which is unmanaged and in the default environment.  I made one change to one of the flows and saved it.  I went to export a zip of that flow now that I've changed it (which I've done many times before), but the option to export that one flow in the solution is no longer there.  I'm in the GCC tenant. 

[eric-cheng]

Hi @Heidi2020 ,

Are you in make.powerapps.com or flow.microsoft.com?

Can you try signing out and back into http://flow.microsoft.com/ 

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[Heidi2020]

Hello - 

I am in gov.flow.microsoft.us because I work for a government agency, so am in the Government Community Cloud instead of Commercial.  I logged out and logged back in, but have the same result.

[AnthonyAmador · Accepted solution]

Hi @Heidi2020 

It seems that the function to export solution aware flows is no longer available, you can only export the entire solution. 

Hope this helps. 

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[manuelstgomes · Accepted solution]

Hi @Heidi2020 

If your Flow doesn't call any other Flows, you can "Save as" as a new Flow, go to "My Flows," and then you'll be able to export it. After exporting, you can delete it.

Cheers
Manuel

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[AnthonyAmador]

There is a simple workaround for this, open the flow and copy the whole URL until the flow ID. 

It should look like this: https://make.powerautomate.com/environments/Default-d8cbce4e-c11c-489f-99b0-450a82ae0e91/solutions/5...

Then, in a new browser tab, copy the URL and add the word "export" at the end, example: 

https://make.powerautomate.com/environments/Default-d8cbce4e-c11c-489f-99b0-450a82ae0e91/solutions/5...

That should open the export package, you can provide feedback at Power Automate · Community