Experimental Microsoft Power Automate connector for Autodesk Platform Services.

• While on https://make.powerautomate.com, go to Custom connectors
  • Tip: if you can't see this option in the left sidebar, click ... More, then Discover all, and select Custom connectors from there
• In the top-right corner, expand the New custom connector menu, and select Import an OpenAPI from URL
• Give your connector some name (you'll need this name later), and import the following URL: https://petrbroz.github.io/aps-powerautomate-connector/aps-powerautomate-connector.yaml
• Adjust the connector icon and color scheme if needed
• Go to the 2. Security section
• Set your application's client ID and secret
• Copy the Token URL into Refresh URL
  • The refresh URL is specified in the OpenAPI spec but for some reason the Power Automate import ignores it...
• Finish the creation of your connector using the Create connector button in the top-right corner
• While still on the 2. Security section, copy the Redirect URL and add it to your application's callbacks on https://aps.autodesk.com/myapps

• When adding a new action or trigger, open the Runtime dropdown in the left sidebar, and check Custom
• Find the connector based on the name you specified during the OpenAPI import
• You will see a couple of actions and triggers that you can now start using in your flow:

• Clone this repository
• Install development dependencies: yarn install
• Update the OpenAPI specs as needed
• Run yarn run bundle to bundle all the specs into a single file (build/aps-powerautomate-connector.yaml)

When working on the OpenAPI specs, make sure to use OpenAPI extensions related to Power Automate custom connectors: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/custom-connectors/openapi-extensions.