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SharePoint Designer-based workflows have been replaced in Microsoft365 by Flows.
Querying a Flow via REST involves authenticating through Microsoft Graph and providing credentials to Azure's REST API.
I'm doing some Graph work now and will update this when I have more information or examples.
Having an interface to Flows would be super valuable and I can see expending energy to make that happen.
Bottom line: I don't foresee spending any time developing Workflow queries at this point as it's almost 2019 and Designer workflows are basically legacy tech at this point...
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gitbrent commentedon Apr 24, 2018
Hi @ra6hi9,
No, I wasn't planning on doing much with Workflows in the immediate future...
gitbrent commentedon Dec 12, 2018
UPDATE
SharePoint Designer-based workflows have been replaced in Microsoft365 by Flows.
Querying a Flow via REST involves authenticating through Microsoft Graph and providing credentials to Azure's REST API.
I'm doing some Graph work now and will update this when I have more information or examples.
Having an interface to Flows would be super valuable and I can see expending energy to make that happen.
Bottom line: I don't foresee spending any time developing Workflow queries at this point as it's almost 2019 and Designer workflows are basically legacy tech at this point...