Update – the flow already exists in the environment and will be updated when this package is imported.

Create new – the flow will be created as a new flow into the environment where the package is imported.

There are two options to import a flow into an environment:

Update – the app already exists in the environment and will be updated when this package is imported.

Create new – the app will be created as a new app into the environment where the package is imported.

There are two options to import an app into an environment: Initially only a subset of all possible resource types will be supported as outlined in the table below. When you export an app, the dependent resources for your app will also get exported into the package. You will need to publish those changes in order for them to be available all other users of the applications. NOTE: If you are importing an app and chose to Update an existing app, the new changes will be saved as a draft of the applications.

When import completes you will be automatically redirected to a page (similar to the one below) that outlines whether or not the import operation was successful.

Once you have provided all of the required information select Import.

Once the package has been uploaded you will need to review the package contents and will need to provide additional input for any item marked with a red icon by selecting the wrench icon for each item and entering the required information.

Select Upload and select the app package file that you want to import.

You can import an app package via the following steps:

When you are done select Export and the package file will begin downloading within a few seconds.

Within the ‘Review Package Content’ section you can optionally add comments or notes or change the setting for how each individual resource will be imported into the target environment during package import.

Enter a Name and Description for the package.

Select Export (preview) for the app you want to export.

Select Apps from the left navigation bar.

You can export an app via the following steps: NOTE: Once the preview is over, you will be required to have a PowerApps Plan 2 trial or PowerApps Plan 2 paid license in order to access the packaging feature. With packaging, you will be able to export an app as a package and import it into another environment. The preview of packaging is now available on.

msapp files from your DEV/UAT environment and re-saving the apps in your production environment from PowerApps Studio. We’re very happy to announce that you no longer have to manually move your apps by locally saving.

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