Check version: Choose See all versions in Studio and you will be directed to the app’s Versions tab in PowerApps portal.End users will continue to use the previous published version of the app. These changes made by authors are not visible to end users. Save changes as draft apps: Choose the Save option on the File menu.From PowerApps Studio edit the Contoso Device Checkout app if it is not already open and make the changes as shown below. Edit the app: Let’s say we want to rearrange the fields, make the images bigger and change the theme of the app.You can edit and enhance the app without rolling the intermediate revisions to all users. Share the app: You can now share this app with users or other authors choosing the Share tab in the PowerApps portal.Test the app: Before you share the app, run the app using in the browser to test the functionality.Check the version: Choose See all versions in Studio and you will be directed to the app’s Versions tab in PowerApps portal.Note saving the app for the first time also publishes the app and is available only to the app author. Give this app a name “Contoso Device Checkout” and hit Save. If this is the first time you are saving the app, you will be redirected to the Save As option. Save the app: In PowerApps Studio choose Save from the File menu.The generated app has three screens listing devices and their availability. Create an app: Using PowerApps Studio we have created an app from data in a SharePoint Online list.In this example Contoso Corp is managing their device inventory using a Device Checkout app. Here is a quick walkthrough to Save and Publish apps. Authors should update to the latest version on Windows to use Save and Publish. Note: Save and Publish will be released with PowerApps Studio 2.0.650 soon. With this feature, users will see an updated app only when app authors save and publish their changes. This is less desirable when app authors don’t want unstable versions to be visible to users who are already running a stable version of the app. Today PowerApps Studio has the side effect of propagating all the saved changes to users of the app. Authors incrementally update their apps, save their changes and test them in Studio. We are excited to introduce an explicit Publish action for app authors so they can control when apps are made available to all users.
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