Overview: Provision Azure App Insights using Pulumi on VS Code using TypeScript, code generate by Pulumi's AI web code engine. It is so lovely.
Series on Pulumi:
Introduction and setup Pulumi on VS Code
Pulumi to create App Insights on Azure with VS Code (This post)
Overview: I have been using Pulumi predominantly on AWS. This post is an introduction to setting up Pulumi on VS Code and building resources out on Azure.
Setup Pulumi a new Pulumi project using VS Code, connect to Azure and retrieve a specific Azure Resource Group", the video below walks thru me setting it up.
Summary: At this point you should have a VS code TypeScript pulumi project setup that can read/access a resource group in Azure.
Series on Pulumi:
Introduction and setup Pulumi on VS Code (This post)
Problem: When I call a child flow that uses a connection, the parent calling flow receives the error "Bad Request" with the following details "Action 'Run_Child_Flow' failed: Failed to parse invoker connections from trigger 'manual' outputs. Exception: Could not find property 'headers.X-MS-APIM-Tokens' in the trigger outputs. Workflow has connection references '["shared_wordonlinebusiness","shared_sharepointonline"]' with invoker runtime source.".
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| Error shows in the parent flow runs. |
Initial Hypothesis: Reading the message originally to me suggested that permissions are being lost between the parent and child flows. I did some Googleing/copiloting to see if anyone had seen the issue before and Darren Lutchner has a video that explains the issue and fixes it perfectly (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yuh3Nlf9wrs).
Resolution: Watch Darren's video for a great walkthrough to understand the issue fully.
Resolution Summary:
1. Go to the "Child Flow", Edit the "Run only users"
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Overview: The Power Automate Approval action on an existing flow stops working and throws the error: "'XrmApprovalsUserRoleNotFound'. Error Message: The 'Approvals User' role is missing from the linked XRM instance." I did not have control on the environment so I needed others to perform the fix so that I could verify.
Problem:
The ‘Start
and wait for an approval’ action/connector used in a Power Automate flow has
been failing for 3 weeks in Dev, I now need this functionality to change the
workflow ‘IDC-StartApprovalCertificateWorkflow’.
Initial
Hypothesis:
All the runs of my flow have been failing for 3 weeks in Dev for 3 weeks on the ‘Start and wait for an approval’ in the dev env. I have tried creating a new vanilla flow using the ‘Start and wait for an approval’ action and it fails with the same issue.
Triggering the flow in other environment including my production, and the ‘Start and wait for an approval’ action works. I cannot see any difference except the environments. The error message "XrmApprovalsUserRoleNotFound" is basically telling me that my user should be in the Approval Users role. I have the role assigned.
Resolution:
Microsoft
Support: Check the
user running the flow is int he 'Approvals User' role is correctly assigned in
the environment user security roles.
Admin: The user running the flow already
has the role assigned. We have re-assigned the role again. Did not test, got the developer/owner to
test.
Developer/me/flow owner: The approval has started
working again in the Dev environment, I just retested and flow that was not firing yesterday is now working again. New flows also fire/work correctly.
Summary: The user role in the Dataverse was correctly assigned, it looks like a refresh of the user in the 'Approver User' role corrected the issue.
Research:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/power-automate-approvals-flows-failing-adrian-colquhoun
Extendibility: Mendix Studio Pro IDE
Mendix Series
2. Mendix - Part 2 - Diving deeper
3. Extensibility for Mendix Studio (this post)
4. Building a Mendix Widget for the Mendix Market Place (Convert text to Audio using Azure AI)
