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Power Platform – GitHub Connector

December 30, 2020 / / 0 Comments

The Power Platform is not having a connector for GitHub.

Using this connector, user can create a GitHub repo, create a pull request, merge a pull request and , compare commits, trigger a GitHub actions workflow and much more from Power Apps and Power Automate.

The GitHub connector works perfectly with the GitHub Actions for Power Platform released in preview recently

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