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Integrating APIs into Power Automate flows often requires creating custom connectors, a process that can encounter challenges with certain API specifications. Specifically, the OpenAPI 2.0 specification allows array and multi-value parameters to be passed in various formats, including the multi collection format. This format is particularly troublesome for Power Automate’s Custom Connector wizard, which does not support it natively. This article outlines the issue and provides a detailed workaround using custom code components and modifying input parameters, ensuring seamless API integration. The Challenge with multi CollectionFormat The OpenAPI 2.0 specification introduces several collection formats for array parameters, with multi being one of them. This format allows multiple values for the same parameter to be passed by repeating the parameter’s name in the query string, which is not directly supported in Power Automate Custom Connectors. Attempting to import an OpenAPI speci

Managing IT environments with limited or no internet access, such as firewalled systems or air-gapped setups, presents unique challenges. One of the critical tasks in such environments is the installation and usage of PowerShell modules, which often require internet access for download and updates. This guide provides a method to facilitate the offline installation of PowerShell modules using custom scripts and includes a practical example of managing Power Platform environments by limiting developer environments. Background Firewalled systems have restricted internet access, necessitating special methods to manage and configure software. Air-gapped systems are completely isolated from the internet, making direct downloads impossible. In such environments, administrators need to manually transfer and install PowerShell modules to manage various tasks effectively. Step-by-Step Guide Step 1: Prepare the PowerShell Module for Offline Use The first script, PowerShellModuleOfflinePack