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az logicapp trigger history resubmit

Request a new Stateful execution from an explicit retained fired trigger history. Azure CLI extensions reference

Requires confirmation or --yes and may duplicate external side effects. This is not resume or exactly-once recovery; no source run is selected or changed. Requires --workflow, --trigger and --history-name. Reads the selected trigger and fired history directly, rechecking after confirmation. It does not search histories or require a readable associated source run. Never substitutes a run id for a history id. Missing history, Stateless and invalid metadata fail before POST. A 202 reports accepted, not completed, with newRunId only if the response identifies it. Otherwise it reports acceptedNewRunIdUnknown. No Location/nextLink URL is followed or printed and no resubmit request is retried. Preflight and submission each use a 60-second deadline; interactive confirmation time is excluded.

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Replay an explicitly selected retained fired trigger history.

az logicapp trigger history resubmit -g my-rg -n my-app --workflow hello --trigger manual --history-name HISTORY_ID --yesIdentify
-gName of resource group.
-nname of the logic app.
--workflowWorkflow name.
--triggerTrigger name.
--history-nameExact retained fired trigger history to replay.
--yesSkip confirmation of potentially duplicated external effects.

Options

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--history-nameExact retained fired trigger history to replay.
--triggerTrigger name.
--workflowWorkflow name.
--yes, -ySkip confirmation of potentially duplicated external effects.