There is a new update to Dataverse DevTools, if you have not already tried it out then do it now. If you have any feature requests or encountered a bug then report it here.
Have you been importing managed solutions and wonder what is the difference between “upgrade” and “update”? Check out Alex Shlega’s post that has got you covered.
SQL 4 CDS got some cool new updates so check out the post under “Tools & Components”.
I have recently been invited to the XrmToolCast show to talk about my new tool. You can find the audio recording under the “Podcast” section. Don’t forget they are on YouTube as well.
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Microsoft recently introduced us to the Custom API feature which is a new way of creating custom actions. Now, what is the possibility of using it in a classic workflow? Check it out.
Have you ever wanted to send only some of the attachments on your record via email to someone? The solution is actually quite straightforward, check it out.
Dineshkumar found a problem when trying to access a file in SharePoint which he was able to resolve. In this post, he shares the resolution for that error.
Access Team Templates are a feature that we may not always use within Microsoft Dataverse but could cause us some pain when we do. Joe shows us the remedy using Azure DevOps.
Daryl and Scott interview Danish Naglekar, fellow MVP and a previous guest, and chat about his newest tool, the Dataverse DevTools for VsCode. Other topics: Building VsCode Extensions, The PCF Builder, Bearer Tokens.
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