I think being a developer I can use both options - Logic App Code View or Logic Apps Designer. It depends on the change required, usage of a source control, the project complexity, CI/CD...
Note: Some Azure Logic Apps capabilities, such as defining parameters and multiple triggers in logic app definitions, are available only in JSON, not the Logic Apps Designer. So for these tasks, you must work in Code View or another editor.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-author-definitions
Logic App Code View in Logic Apps allows you to directly update the underlying JSON definition of a Logic App.This is the most precise method for updating definitions, especially if you need to make advanced changes or work directly with the Logic App schema.
Logic app code view is specified for developers and enables them to get more control into making changes to an existing logic app however Logic app designer is mainly used by non developers which enables them to make changes without any coding changes
That's an ignorant question. It totally depends on lots of things - not the least what type of change we are talking about. I would venture to state that it is virtually impossible, or at least takes at least 10x the time, to make a general big changes in code view such as adding new Actions, Connector Actions, a Loop or something. Thats what you do in the designer with just a few button clicks and getting it right from start.
Small and specific changes yes, such as parameters, certain variable settings, etc
ChatGPT: B: B. the Logic App Code View
Logic Apps in Azure provide a Code View that allows you to directly edit the JSON definition of your Logic App. This can be useful if you need to make advanced changes that are not easily done in the designer view, or if you are more comfortable working directly with the underlying code. The Logic Apps Designer is more for creating and configuring workflows in a visual manner, but the Code View is the more direct method to update the definitions.
D ChatGPT.
The Logic Apps Designer is a visual interface that allows you to design, configure, and manage Logic Apps. It provides a drag-and-drop interface that allows you to add and configure actions, triggers, and other components of your Logic App. You can use the Logic Apps Designer to modify the Logic App's workflow and its components, such as triggers, actions, and conditions.
answer should be Logic App Code View.
To work with workflow definitions in JSON, open the Code View editor when working in the Azure portal or in Visual Studio, (go tot he below link and just above the first note its mentioned)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/logic-apps/logic-apps-author-definitions
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