Logic Apps (Standard): trigger Recurrence workflows manually in Visual Studio Code

I’m developing a new single-tenant Logic App (Standard) workflow in Visual Studio Code. The workflow has a Recurrence trigger.

I want to be able to locally debug the workflow regardless of the time that is set by the Recurrence trigger, by manually executing it. The documentation on Microsoft Docs only describes a scenario with an HTTP trigger and Postman, which cannot be used for workflows with other triggers.

When executing the Logic App using func host start or the Code Extension for the very first time, the workflow gets triggered and I am able to debug locally. When I restart the Logic App with the same command, nothing happens. As a workaround I’m able to trigger the workflow again by resetting my local storage emulator (Azurite), but this is not ideal.

The Visual Studio Code extension does not seem to offer a way of resubmitting a workflow:

The Azure Portal however does:

Is there any way to resubmit or manually execute a workflow locally (within Visual Studio Code), without resetting the Local Storage Emulator or Azurite each time?

AB#15947313

[skyaddict]

In the Azure portal, one can manually trigger a recurrence workflow. It seems like a miss that this is not available in VSCode extension.

[gastonmuijtjens]

Hi @KiranmaiS, thanks for your message. The above suggestions works, although it is far from ideal. I would like to see a way to manually trigger the Recurrence trigger locally.