thespooler / flowpowerappsmigrator

Converts SharePoint Data sources for the MS Flow and PowerApps to a new tenant of your choice.

Flow & Power Apps Migrator

Have you ever tried moving canvas apps or cloud flows across Microsoft 365 tenants or sites? This is a common task when deploying apps and flows to production. Apps and flows have to be exported, imported and SharePoint actions manually updated. These manual updates are error-prone and labor intensive. Flow & Power Apps Migrator automatically converts exported flows and apps to be compatible with the target environment.

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Prerequisites

• Make sure that SharePoint lists and libraries exist in the target environment. You can use Move-Lists for this purpose.
• Download the latest version of the Flow & Power Apps Migrator.
• Extract the ZIP package.

Convert flows and apps

Export flows and apps

Export all of your flows:

Export all of your apps:

2. Place exported flows and apps in the src folder

3. Run Migrate-Packages.bat

The scripts will iterate through all ZIP files inside the \src directory and convert them to be compatible with the new Microsoft 365 tenant or site.

• Run Migrate-Packages.bat script

• Enter source site URL and target site URL:

• Sit back and wait for the conversion to finish.

4. Navigate to the \dist folder and collect converted flows and apps

5. Import converted flows and apps

Now go ahead and import your flows and apps to the destination tenant. All SharePoint actions are now be converted and point to the new location.

Power Apps data sources are all converted

Flow actions are also converted

How it works

Flow & Power Apps Migrator finds all unique IDs pointing to the source SharePoint site and replaces them with the destination IDs. resourceMapping.csv contains the mapping of these IDs.

Limitations

• Flow & Power Apps Migrator does not migrate lists and libraries. Use Move-Lists to migrate SharePoint lists and libraries.
• Does not support macOS and Linux.
• Only SharePoint data sources are updated.

Latest Updates

• 2.1 version added support for migration solutions. Thanks to Mark Doria for helping with this feature.