It is also possible to use value from an existing object as the initial value of a variable. So how do you get started? By initializing some variables:Īs you can see, it is possible to give initial value of the variable as you would expect. For example it is not possible to concatenate a string to the current value of string type variable. You can use expressions when setting the value, but it is still not possible to refer to the existing value of the variable. It is also possible to set variable value after initialization. In addition to incresing variable value, there is now action to decrease variable value. There are new variable types: boolean, string, object and array.
You had only integer or float type of variables and after initialization you could just increment the values.ĭuring summer we have seen another iteration of the functionality with bit more capabilities. Logic Apps team introduced first version variables few months ago, but the feature set was rather limited. You would expect to have ability to use variables with any modern programming language (and integration platform). As I ’m working my way through all the new shiny bits and pieces myself, I try to write short introductions about the features. Azure Logic Apps team has been really busy during the last few months and it seems that they keep rolling out new features with amazing pace.
