Implement feature branching in Azure DevOps
This post provides an example of how feature branching can be used to allow a developer to apply their work item changes to a develop branch (following the Gitflow pattern)
Use Solution Packager in a shared developer environment
Consider the situation where multiple developers are working on one solution in a shared development environment. When a...
Deploy a Dynamics 365 solution via an Azure DevOps release pipeline
In the post An Azure pipeline to build a Dynamics 365 based solution the artifacts displayed in Figure 1 were produced. This post illustrates these artifacts being successfully deployed to a Dynamics 365 server (SIT 12)
Build a Dynamics 365 solution via an Azure DevOps pipeline
The post provides at a high level description of how to do the following tasks using an Azure...
Create and unit test a plugin with FakeXrmEasy
This blog post provides a high level example of how to create and unit test a Dynamics 365...
Unit testing with xrm-mock in Visual Studio 2022
The purpose of this post is to provide an introduction on how to set up automated unit testing...
Form Component Control
As an alternative to a Quick View form, there is a control called ‘Form Component Control’. This allows...
Multiselect Lookup Control
Consider the situation where a subgrid of contacts needs to be placed on the Appointments activity form. This...
Connect to an Azure Virtual Machine
The purpose of this post is to illustrate how to connect to an Azure virtual machine (VM). Firstly,...
Unit testing with xrm-mock in Visual Studio Code
The post provides a few examples of unit tests for Dynamics 365 client-side TypeScript (Figure 6). It also...