Hi syed baber,
You may have seen the Clone button found in the Logic App – Overview page for consumption-based logic apps. In this post we will discuss some scenarios that allow you to use this feature.
The Clone feature allows developers to create a copy of their logic app and create a new instance of it within the same subscription/resource group. This feature becomes particularly useful if you want to:
- Since there’s no direct way to rename a consumption-based Logic App, the Clone feature allows you to create a new instance with a different name while keeping the original settings. You can also decide whether to enable or disable the new Logic App when cloning.
- Maintaining multiple schedules: You can use the Clone feature to run the same Logic App with different schedules or triggers.
(For example, if your original Logic App runs once a day at 4 AM, you can clone it and change the trigger to run at 1 PM instead). This way, you can reuse the same logic with slight changes in the schedule.
- If you want a Logic App to run at various times while keeping the same configuration, cloning lets you create multiple instances with modified schedules.
- This feature is useful for quickly setting up similar Logic Apps without having to reconfigure the entire workflow each time.
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