- The author was working with Power Apps and the Microsoft Graph API to interact with it asynchronously.
- The process involved creating a Power Automate flow to interact with the API details and building a Power App with fields and a button to trigger the flow.
- The goal was to enter an email address, retrieve data from the Graph API through the flow, and display the data in a text box.
- The Power Automate flow used the Power Apps (v2) connector and a trigger for when Power Apps calls a flow to pass parameters.
- Despite getting the flow and button in Power Automate working, the text display in Power Apps was not functioning as expected.
- The author realized they missed adding a "Respond to Power Apps" block at the end of the flow, which caused the issue.
- To resolve the problem, the author simply refreshed the flow in Power Apps to adjust its expectations for returned parameters.
- The order in which the Power Automate flow was added to the Power App was crucial for Power Apps to determine the expected return values during runtime.
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