Build a Release Log and Checklist for Your Power App
Know what changed, what you checked, and which version you could return to.
How does this Blueprint help you? A Microsoft List named `App Releases`, two views named `Upcoming` and `History`, and a SharePoint page named `Before You Publish a Power App`. The page puts a five-step checklist above the list. You add one row before each release and update that same row after publishing or rolling back.
Why this exists
Power Apps treats saving and publishing as different actions and keeps earlier saved versions. This list puts the important release details beside that version history, using words the maker can understand at a glance.
Who will use it
Someone who looks after a live canvas app for their team and wants step-by-step help setting up a simple release record.
Blocker it removes
After publishing a change, they cannot quickly see what changed, what they checked, which version users had beforehand, or what message was sent.
V1 proof
A clearly labelled sample, or one real low-risk release, moves from `Planned` to `Published`. It disappears from `Upcoming`, appears in `History`, and the maker can find the version to return to and the message for users in under two minutes.
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