I've been using Logic Apps for quick integrations and really like the tool. However, I'm struggling to implement standard development practices like code-based deployments and CI/CD processes. I can export my app into a zip file, but when I try to load it in the designer, it doesn't work. I'm working on a simple app that sends emails, but if I can't get it running locally or store it as source code, it seems limited to just quick one-off integrations. Has anyone found a better way to work with Logic Apps?
3 Answers
Honestly, for more control and coding experience, consider writing your logic as Azure Functions. It's pretty similar and can provide a better development environment.
Are you using the Logic App Consumption or the Standard version? It might make a difference in how you can manage your app.
Have you checked out the official documentation for exporting your Logic App? It covers how to load the zip file into Visual Studio Code: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/export-standard-logic-app-to-visual-studio-code.
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