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1. Open Visual Studio. On the **View** menu, select **Cloud Explorer**.
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1. In Cloud Explorer, choose**Account Management**. Select the Azure subscription associated with your logic apps, and then choose**Apply**. For example:
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1. In Cloud Explorer, select**Account Management**. Select the Azure subscription associated with your logic apps, and then select**Apply**. For example:
1. Based on whether you're searching by **Resource Groups** or **Resource Types**, follow these steps:
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After the logic app opens in Logic Apps Designer, at the bottom of the designer, you can choose**Code View** so that you can review the underlying logic app definition structure. If you want to create a deployment template for the logic app, learn [how to download an Azure Resource Manager template](#download-logic-app) for that logic app. Learn more about [Resource Manager templates](../azure-resource-manager/template-deployment-overview.md).
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After the logic app opens in Logic Apps Designer, at the bottom of the designer, you can select**Code View** so that you can review the underlying logic app definition structure. If you want to create a deployment template for the logic app, learn [how to download an Azure Resource Manager template](#download-logic-app) for that logic app. Learn more about [Resource Manager templates](../azure-resource-manager/template-deployment-overview.md).
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> If you don't have this command in Visual Studio 2019, check that you have the latest updates for Visual Studio.
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The Logic App Designer opens and shows the logic app. To review logic app's underlying definition and structure, at the bottom of the designer, choose**Code View**.
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The Logic App Designer opens and shows the logic app. To review logic app's underlying definition and structure, at the bottom of the designer, select**Code View**.
1. When you're prompted for a location, browse to that location and save the Resource Manager template for the logic app definition in JSON (.json) file format.
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If you edit your logic app in the Azure portal and want to keep those changes, make sure that you refresh that app's version in Visual Studio with those changes.
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* In Visual Studio, on the Logic App Designer toolbar, choose**Refresh**.
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* In Visual Studio, on the Logic App Designer toolbar, select**Refresh**.
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## Publish logic app updates
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When you're ready to deploy your logic app updates from Visual Studio to Azure, on the Logic App Designer toolbar, choose**Publish**.
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When you're ready to deploy your logic app updates from Visual Studio to Azure, on the Logic App Designer toolbar, select**Publish**.
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