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Unified experience ALM

  • Welcome to the new ALM guide
    • Introduction
    • Prerequisites
  • Create and prepare Azure DevOps organization and project
    • Create an Azure DevOps organization
    • Create an Azure DevOps project
    • Enable TFVC projects in Azure DevOps
    • Add CI/CD agents with an Azure subscription
  • Unified development environment
    • What are unified developer environments?
    • Transition to a capacity-based model
    • Deploying a unified developer environment using PowerShell
    • Deploy an UDE environment from PPAC
    • Upgrade version in a Unified Development Environment
    • Useful links
  • Using Visual Studio
    • Connect Visual Studio to your UDE
    • Deploy code to a Unified Development Environment
  • Git basics for the unified experience
    • Add X++ code to a new Git repo
    • Configure your Git repository
  • Pipelines
    • What’s new in the pipelines?
    • YAML Pipelines
    • YAML Structure
    • Understanding YAML triggers
    • Create a YAML build pipeline
    • Create a classic release pipeline
    • Create a YAML Build and Release Pipeline With Stages

Legacy Guide

  • Welcome
    • Welcome!
  • Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations & Azure DevOps
    • Intro
    • Package and model planning
    • Azure DevOps
    • First steps
    • The build server
    • Visual Studio
    • Some advice
    • Branching strategies
  • Azure Pipelines
    • Builds
    • Continuous integration
    • Gated check-ins
    • Set up the new Azure DevOps tasks for Packaging and Model Versioning
  • Azure hosted build for Dynamics 365 Finance & SCM
    • Intro
    • Azure agents
    • How does it work?
    • What do I need?
    • Azure DevOps artifacts
    • Prepare Azure DevOps
    • Configure pipeline
    • Update for version 10.0.18 and greater
  • Azure DevTest Labs powered builds
    • Intro
    • Azure DevTest Labs
    • Getting and preparing the VHD
    • Create a DevTest Labs account
    • Creating the VM
    • Preparing the VM
    • Create a new image
    • Azure DevOps pipelines
    • Run the build
    • Times
    • Show me the money
    • Some final remarks
  • Add and build .NET projects
    • Intro
    • Build .NET in your pipeline
    • Add a C# project to FnO
    • Build pipelinebui
    • Things I don’t like/understand/need to investigate
  • Release Pipelines
    • Intro
    • Setting up Release Pipeline in Azure DevOps for Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations
    • AAD app creation
    • Create the release pipeline in DevOps
    • Creating the LCS connection
    • New Azure DevOps release tasks: MSAL authentication and ADAL deprecation
  • Automation
    • Update VMs using pipelines and d365fo.tools
    • Builds
    • Releases
    • But I like to add some human touch to it
    • Extra bonus
    • Update a variable in a release
  • LCS DB API
    • Call the LCS Database Movement API from your Azure DevOps Pipelines
    • Automating Prod to Dev DB copies
    • Restore a data package with Azure DevOps Pipelines
  • Secure your Azure Pipelines with Azure Key Vault
    • Azure Key Vault
    • Securing your Azure DevOps Pipelines
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What do I need?

To configure the Azure-hosted build, we need:

  • The NuGet Packages from LCS. Currently, there are 5 of them.
  • nuget.exe
  • A user with enough access rights at the organization level to upload the NuGet packages to Azure DevOps.
  • Some patience to set everything up.

The first step will be going to LCS, to the Shared Asset Library, and downloading the 6 NuGet packages:

NuGet Packages
NuGet Packages

Honestly, the NuGet packages list on LCS is a MESS. We need to get this fixed.

You need:

  • Application 1 Build Reference
  • Application 2 Build Reference
  • Application Suite Build Reference
  • Compiler Tools
  • Platform Build Reference

Beware, because there’s a package called “Application Build Reference” that cannot be used in the Azure DevOps Artifacts because it’s over 500MB. This is why it was split into Application 1 and Application 2.

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