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  1. Advanced Topics

Manage Patches

Export and import your flows across instances

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With Manage Patches, you will be able to export flows as a zip file and import it into a different instance. e.g. export from UAT instance and import into PROD instance.

Exporting FLOWs

Choose Manage Patches menu option under the User Profile Menu

Click on Download All to download all FLOWs or use Choose Flows button to choose one or more specific flows to export.

You can unzip and checkin the files into your source control system to track the changes over a period of time.

Importing FLOWs

To import flows, drag and drop the previously downloaded zip file and wait for the screen to show up the import details.

Note: Flows can only be imported once, any duplicate flows being imported will be ignored.

You must define all the necessary connections prior to importing flows. The import process will be aborted if any connection is not defined in the target instance.