Learn how to deploy plugins with Azure DevOps Pipeline

Last week, we already learn how to set up Azure DevOps Pipeline for Web Resources. And this week, we will learn how to set up the pipeline, but for the Plugin (backend customization). And the interesting part, we also will implement the Plugin Package (or plugin-dependent assembly). What we will accomplish will be like the … Continue reading Learn how to deploy plugins with Azure DevOps Pipeline

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Learn how to deploy web resources with Azure DevOps Pipeline

Before we begin, this topic is similar to what Benedikt Bergmann explains in his blog post. But like always, if I do not yet try it by myself = I do not yet fully understand 😀. The twist will be I will create the web resource project using Dataverse DevTools by Danish Naglekar (TypeScript for … Continue reading Learn how to deploy web resources with Azure DevOps Pipeline

Create solution’s setting file for export-import purposes (Power Automate + Dataverse)

When I published this blog post about Power Automate Deployment (manual), the great - Bill Blancett gave suggestions regarding the solution's import setting file that we can use if we want to import the solution using CI/CD or using Power Platform Tools CLI (you need to make sure you install this on your machine): TL/DR … Continue reading Create solution’s setting file for export-import purposes (Power Automate + Dataverse)

Dataverse: Make use of INotifyPropertyChanged to get the latest state of Entity

Before we continue, this blog post will only work if you using Early-Bound on your plugin project (for Late-Bound, you can follow this blog post). The scenario that we will cover is to get rid of the hassle of the below method (I will show you using the code to make it easier): var target … Continue reading Dataverse: Make use of INotifyPropertyChanged to get the latest state of Entity

Dataverse: Dependent Assembly fix error “A strongly-named assembly is required”

When preparing the demonstration for my session for Dataverse Summit 2022, I encountered an error when registering the Plugin package. The error is "Could not load file or assembly 'xxx' or one of its dependencies. A strongly-named assembly is required.". The error thrown is because of the solution structure below: As you can see from … Continue reading Dataverse: Dependent Assembly fix error “A strongly-named assembly is required”

Dataverse: Remove the unmanaged layer of the Email Template

When you need to send Emails from Dataverse and have a specific format, you can use the Email Template component. Although this is not a new feature, most of us still using this, and just recently I stumbled into a situation where in one of the environments, there are lots of Unmanaged layers found in … Continue reading Dataverse: Remove the unmanaged layer of the Email Template

Learn about Power Automate Deployment

Today we will learn basic knowledge regarding the Power Automate deployment model. As you know, when we want to deploy from Dev to UAT, we need those components inside Solution. The basic components of the Power Automate (Flow) and how we are importing it are like the below image: By default, when we create Power … Continue reading Learn about Power Automate Deployment

Dataverse: Debug Plugin With FakeXrmEasy (Direct Connection)

Last week I posted about "Dataverse: Create Console For Debugging Plugin Code" and the author of the great FakeXrmEasy - Jordi Montaña Vázquez mentions about XrmRealContext which can simplify last week's solution (for those who don't know FakeXrmEasy, it is a Unit Testing framework for Dataverse! You can check the documentation about what it can do … Continue reading Dataverse: Debug Plugin With FakeXrmEasy (Direct Connection)

Dataverse: Create Console For Debugging Plugin Code

Your colleague reported to you about a bug that is very hard to catch. It is reproducible in Production, but not in your Dev. The only easy way to check it is to debug it. This is a blog post about how to create a console app for debugging purposes (you also can use it … Continue reading Dataverse: Create Console For Debugging Plugin Code

Model-Driven-Apps: Add on post-save event

What is the best way to add a post-save event that will always be called either success/failure? From the documentation, I see we actually can use addOnPostSave but when I try it, it didn't work as expected (later we will go through this scenario). So, as an alternative for now we can make use of … Continue reading Model-Driven-Apps: Add on post-save event