Concurrency control is missing in logic app designer (portal)

Tor Ivar Iversen 21 Reputation points
2022-07-08T06:24:22.177+00:00

We've upgraded one of our logic apps yesterday and then started to get some strange results in a for-each loop. After some checking, we found that we cannot set the concurrency control anymore in the logic app designer in the Azure portal. We've tried to add the json code using code view, but it disappears after saving the logic app.

Are there any changes to concurrency control in logic apps?

By the way, concurrency control is still available in visual studio. But if we deploy the logic app, concurrency control is missing in the portal. This is the json code from visual studio:

        "runtimeConfiguration": {  
          "concurrency": {  
            "repetitions": 1  
          }  
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  1. JananiRamesh-MSFT 29,261 Reputation points
    2022-07-08T18:29:59.89+00:00

    @Torlvarlversen-0581 Thanks for reaching out. This is the known issue and Product Group team is working on hot fixing this issue.
    as a workaround you can use code view to add the concurrency settings. Once you made the change save it in the code view itself please don't use the designer until the fix is deployed as it will revert the changes made in code view.

    Please let me know incase of further queries, I would be happy to assist you.

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  1. Johns-305 16 Reputation points
    2022-12-06T11:29:51.47+00:00

    This is NOT fixed. Concurrency control is still missing on nested for-each loops.


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