Azure

When creating a ci/cd pipeline for your project, at some point you have to define a connection to your environment. In case of Dataverse, the connection string will contain clientid and client secret values. It's always a good idea to store secret values in a secure place, instead of putting them in clear text into your pipeline definition file (yaml) and potentially pushing them into your code repository.

Azure DevOps provides you a number of possible solutions to address just that:

Azure Logic Apps : Presentation, Tips and Feedbacks : Let's get a look on this nice article that present the Logic Apps features and how to use it.

When developing a Portal with Power Apps Portal, you'll reach a point, where you want to have your developments in a source control or where you want to deploy your portal to a production environment. It's possible with Power Apps Portal source code with Visual Studio Code and Power Platform CLI.