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Azure Logic Apps Running Anywhere: Built-in connector extensibility

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Nov 22, 2020
Logic Apps connectors provide quick access from Logic Apps to events, data, and actions across other apps, services, systems, protocols, and platforms. By using connectors in your logic apps, you exp...
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Dec 16, 2020

Fraggle ,

The binary for this custom connector is not released as we have shared the sample code for CosmosDB trigger which you can build locally and deploy. With the recent release of Azure Logic App Preview refresh, you can deploy the sample code on MacOS as well.  I think this will unblock you for not taking dependency upon the binary release and go ahead with deployment from MacOS box itself. The deploy.ps1 script mainly does two things :

  1. Update the local extension bundle to add the Nuget reference of custom connector so that the Logic App designer can pick up the custom connector as built-in connector.
  2. Add the custom connector Nuget reference to the Logic App project, so that runtime works fine.

Please make sure the deploy.ps1 refers the right path of extension bundle installed locally on your box and the FQN of custom connector required to update the extensions.json is proper. Once you completed the custom connector build it generates the Nuget package , you need to replace the Nuget package path with the  <ServiceProviders.CosmosDb.Extensions package path>.

HTH