[Step by Step] Power Platform | Configuring and Debugging a Core Web API as a Custom Connector using Dev Tunnels
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In this article, I will explain a step-by-step process to build an ASP.NET Core Web API, deploy it as a Custom Connector in Power Platform, and demonstrate how to debug the code using Visual Studio’s Dev tunnel option. Following are the high-level steps we will be covering in this post: Lets first start with Basics […]
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