Hi all, I voted for this option. It would very great feature to have in Sharegate as an all in one solution.

There's the FlowPowerAppsMigrator that you can use for now until this is added to SG:
https://github.com/Zerg00s/FlowPowerAppsMigrator

We really need this option to move lists with PowerApps customized forms for deployment between our tenants and between sitecollections within the tenant. We even would like to be able to 'duplicate' lists with PowerApps customized forms within the same site.

move/copy Power Automate Flows

All, I came accross this blog: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5303rQQOyag which shows how to migrate a sharepoint integrated form. I can confirm that it works.

1. ) migrate list using sharegate
2.) follow instructions on youtube video above.

I agree, however, that it'd be great to have this functionality built into ShareGate

move/copy Power Automate Flows

We really need this feature to move PowerApps customized form and Power Automate

It would be great that it at least not break the list.

Hello,

I am copying SP list that have PowerApps forms associated with them. Is there a trigger or a way to copy them?

Thanks

I attempted to migrate the list items created via powerapps and got errors on the Mulitple line of text with data:image/Png;Base 64 value and stop the migration process. I hope ShareGate can migrate the said value as well.

Attempting to migrate a list form customized using PowerApps not only does not work, it irrevocably damages the new list so that a form can never be associated with it (without even as much as a warning that this will happen)! Since almost any list will have a form customized (even if customizations are minor), this makes ShareGate frustratingly inadequate to do the one thing we need it to do. I wish I would have known this before recommending the purchase of the product.
Feedback sent from the Copy structure view.

It is worth noting that nothing stops you from doing this in ShareGate, but as Mike pointed it, doing so will totally and apparently permanently, hose your list. This is a lot more than "you can't do this in ShareGate", this is more of a "do this and you will permanently ruin your content. Learned the hard way...

I did a Copy Structure on a list with powerapp form active. This issue i had was on the new list the powerapp form did not work and SharePoint could not find the default form anymore so the list was useless.