Find the Solution Components in a Specific Solution
The post emphasizes the importance of pre- and post-deployment checks during solution migrations in Microsoft Dataverse. It introduces the Solution Component Table, which catalogs solution components, facilitating effective management. Using PowerShell scripts, users can automate validation, filter components, monitor dependencies, and optimize deployments, ultimately ensuring robust solutions.
Automate PowerShell Modules Installation for Power Platform
When working with Power Platform environments and their components, having these required PowerShell modules installed at least is crucial. The modules required to get started with are: This list is not exhaustive and you may add more modules here as required in case you are working with other services like Azure, Excel, etc. Ensuring these…
Quick-start guide to test PowerShell Commands in PowerApps Environment?
Testing PowerShell commands in PowerApps involves opening PowerShell, installing necessary modules, connecting to PowerApps account, running commands, testing in non-production environment, using -WhatIf parameter for modifying commands, checking output, setting script execution policy, and reviewing documentation for cmdlets and parameters. It’s important to proceed with caution when running commands that can alter apps or data.
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