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This article explains how to upload custom actions to an environment.
Ensure that you have the following permissions to upload a custom actions group to an environment.
Go to Power Automate.
Select Custom actions under Data.
Select Upload custom action from the top of the screen.
Enter the required details for your custom actions group.
Name | Required or optional | Description |
---|---|---|
Name | Required | This is how your custom actions group name appears in the custom actions list, assets library, and if included in a desktop flow, in the actions tree. |
Description | Optional | A brief description of the custom actions. This information is visible in the asset library, when the custom actions group is selected. |
Select file | Required | Select the signed .cab file containing the custom actions group developed with the custom actions SDK, and any dependent .dll files if applicable. |
Select Upload.
The newly uploaded custom actions group appears in the list.
By selecting the uploaded custom actions group, you can go into its details page.
From here, you can perform the following actions.
Edit the uploaded custom actions, modifying its name and/or description.
Share custom actions to allow managing who has access to the custom actions uploaded and view the given type of access.
There are three types of access a maker can have regarding custom actions.
Important
To be a co-owner, you have to be assigned the Desktop Flow Module Developer role in the environment.
Only co-owners can update a file. Update files when you want to update existing custom actions by uploading a .cab file.
Update file (Co-owners only) for when you want to update the existing custom actions etc. by uploading a .cab file.
Only co-owners can delete custom actions. Deleting a custom actions group causes all dependent desktop flows to fail.
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