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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
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Overview 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
Comments Off on An Azure DevOps pipeline to build a Dynamics 365 based solution
Overview The post describes, at a high level, how to do the following using an Azure pipeline Running the pipeline The pipeline (i.e. pipeline-build-products-contoso.yml) is triggered either manually
Comments Off on Creating a plugin and unit testing it with FakeXrmEasy
Overview This blog post represents a high level example of how to create and unit test a Dynamics 365 plugin using FakeXrmEasy. Creating the plugin JourneyTeam.Xrm On line 10 of Figure 1, it’s
Comments Off on Unit testing with xrm-mock in Visual Studio 2022
Overview The purpose of this post is to provide an introduction into how to setup automated unit testing of Dynamics 365 client-side TypeScript. Initial Install & Setup 1.) Install node.js if not
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Overview The post provides a few examples of unit tests for Dynamics 365 client-side TypeScript (Figure 6). It also describes, at a very high level, some of the configuration required to achieve
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Introduction XrmDefinitelyTyped generates TypeScript declaration files for Dynamics 365 client-side coding (model driven forms). It’s the TypeScript equivalent of CrmSvcUtil. This post