Configure Run After = try/catch for flows

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Configure Run After gives Power Automate flows a practical try/catch pattern.

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Every action has a “Configure run after” setting. Set it to run after failure and you’ve got error handling. Wrap actions in a Scope, add one handler after it — boom, try/catch for your flows. 🔄

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Wrap your critical actions in a Scope named Main.
Add a second Scope named Catch and configure run after to trigger on failure of Main.
In Catch, log the error details and send a clear failure notification.

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