Move Power Pages Across Environments with Solutions
The Power Platform has introduced a new preview feature that allows users to deploy Power Pages across different environments using solutions. In this post, we will explore how to utilize this feature to move Power Pages from one environment to another. However, it's important to note that this feature is currently in preview mode and only works with sites built on the enhanced data model.
First, head over to the Power Pages designer portal, make.powerpages.microsoft.com, and click on Solutions. From there, follow the steps outlined in the post to successfully deploy Power Pages across different environments using solutions. This feature provides users with more flexibility and convenience, simplifying the process of moving Power Pages and allowing for the smooth transfer of data.
If you're a Power Platform user interested in optimizing your workflow, check out this preview feature and streamline your deployment processes. For additional information and a step-by-step guide, be sure to read the original post at Carl de Souza's blog.
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