shahparth shares the general availability details of the enhanced Data Mapper UX in Azure Logic Apps (Standard), focusing on new and upcoming features for integration developers.

General Availability: Enhanced Data Mapper Experience in Logic Apps (Standard)

Author: shahparth

We are pleased to announce the general availability (GA) of the redesigned Data Mapper UX within the Azure Logic Apps (Standard) extension for Visual Studio Code. This release marks a significant step toward modernizing and optimizing data transformation workflows for integration developers working with Microsoft’s cloud integration tools.

What’s New

  • Default UX Upgrade: The new Data Mapper user experience, previously in public preview, is now the default in the Logic Apps Standard extension for VS Code.
  • Customer-Driven Improvements: Feedback from the integration developer community has led to the resolution of several critical issues:
    • Opening V1 Maps in V2: Users can now open and edit older maps, taking advantage of enhanced visual capabilities.
    • macOS Schema Loading: Stability and crash issues when loading schemas on Mac have been fixed.
    • Function Documentation Updates: Comprehensive guidance and improved examples for built-in collection functions, especially with repeating nodes.

What’s Coming Next

Looking forward, the Logic Apps team is planning several new features:

  • Smart Mapping: Schema-aware recommendations will accelerate mapping and reduce manual configuration.
  • Root Node Selection: The ability to select any node from referenced schemas as the mapping root.
  • Flat File Schema Support: Native handling of CSV files in Logic Apps mapping scenarios.

Stay Connected

Feedback on real-world usage scenarios and requests for missing features is welcome. Users are encouraged to provide suggestions or report issues via this feedback form.

Additional Information

  • Version 2.0 (Updated Aug 12, 2025)
  • Tags: BizTalk, BizTalk Migration, Enterprise Integration, Logic Apps, Schemas, XML, XSLT

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