In projects where multiple developers collaborate, it can be difficult to identify the correct build tied to a pull request. Each successful build generates a new version, and manually locating the right one is time-consuming. To address this, we implemented a functionality that automatically updates the build number in the Azure DevOps repository tag after... Continue Reading →
In the world of ERP systems, Business Central is known for its flexibility, scalability, and adaptability to various industries. However, when you’re transitioning an on-premises Business Central solution to the cloud, one of the key challenges is handling file integrations. Our product, heavily reliant on file integrations, faced this exact hurdle. Without the ability to... Continue Reading →
Managing build pipelines can often be complicated, especially when trying to identify the Business Central (BC) versions in the ever-evolving landscape of DevOps. This task becomes even more challenging with the constant updates from Microsoft, releasing new artifacts daily for both major and minor pipelines. I've implemented enhancements to our build pipeline process. To simplify... Continue Reading →
Our customer had a specific need: they wanted to get notified when something went wrong with the job queue in their system. While there are solutions like Azure Telemetry Signal, they come with a hitch – you have to set them up on Azure, and regular users can't do that directly in Business Central. So,... Continue Reading →
Git is a distributed version-control system for tracking changes in source code during software development, following video explain how to create new business central extension project and push extension to git repository Steps Create new Project in visual studio code Create new Repository in GitHub Check visual studio code and confirm the git enabled Initialize... Continue Reading →
One of our customer having 20 + extensions ,while setting up new environment it's very difficult to publish and install all extensions one by one , so I created one powershell script to install multiple extensions . Please check the video for more details ,thanks https://youtu.be/vClW26IeLmA Script folder Business Business Central Administration Shell
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