Restore Flow with your own PowerApp

"If you've ever deleted a flow and required assistance from Microsoft to restore it, you're in luck. Non solution aware flows can now be restored via PowerShell but in this video I demonstrate how you can turn a PowerShell script into an Azure RunBook, which in turn can be called from Power Automate and Power Apps."

Damien:

"Thanks for sharing. After I made this video the product team released native actions to restore. But I’ve kept the video there as it demonstrates the use of PowerShell, Azure Runbooks with PowerAutomate/ PowerApps. Lots of potential use cases."

Native Feature:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/how-tos-restore-deleted-flow

Restore deleted flows with PowerShell

Prerequisites

• Install PowerShell cmdlets for PowerApps.
• You must be an environment admin.
• There must be an execution policy set on your device to run PowerShell scripts.

Restore deleted flow

• Add-PowerAppsAccount
• Get-AdminFlow -EnvironmentName 41a90621-d489-4c6f-9172-81183bd7db6c -IncludeDeleted $true
• Get-AdminFlow Testing -EnvironmentName 3c2f7648-ad60-4871-91cb-b77d7ef3c239
• Restore-AdminFlow -EnvironmentName Default-55abc7e5-2812-4d73-9d2f-8d9017f8c877 -FlowName 4d1f7648-ad60-4871-91cb-b77d7ef3c239

Read the full document on Microsoft Docs