Hi Andrea, great course! quick question, in the last step of the pipeline for the Command Line. You specified a "$(System.AccessToken)". Do I need to set this up somewhere? if so, can you advise how to setup? Thanks!
Hi Andrea, Thank You the video. I have a question, in this approach as a last step, to check-in the exported solution, it will be always checked-in by a single mentioned user ?
Hey, what is the use of application user account that you have created. I saw it has not been referenced any where..can you help me to clarify on this please.
Thanks a lot for the video it was informative. Had just one doubt the solution is getting deployed but is there any way to change the owner of the solution once it is deployed because i cant change it to the desired account.
Hello Andrea, Thanks for the great videos, I have done Dev to prod and testing using a similar approach, just want to understand if is there any option from one tenant to another tenant migration using the CI-CD pipeline? Thanks in Advance!.
Hi Andrea, I am a newbie to Azure DevOps but I have a question for you. Will this work if you don't use Dataverse but store you content in SharePoint??
Hi Andrea, great video. About the app registration, do we actually need admin consent if the permissions are just delegated and "Admin consent required" is set to no? that would save me some time towards my GlobalAdmins...thanks!
@@andreapinillos thanks! I tested without the flag, it's actually working in devops. I moved the pipeline to YAML so I could enter parameters to support the "managed/unmanaged" scenario, the export of the solution and the connection to source and target environment. I was wondering what is the best practice once I want to use this pipeline for multiple apps. Is it ok to have all of them in the same repo, different folder? The commit message I use is reflects the name of the solution the managed/unmanged, the target and source environment plus the build number.
In this part of the video: th-cam.com/video/wdMjx16JEG8/w-d-xo.html, instead of clicking See all users, click S2S apps. That is another way to add application users.
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Hi Andrea, great course! quick question, in the last step of the pipeline for the Command Line. You specified a "$(System.AccessToken)". Do I need to set this up somewhere? if so, can you advise how to setup? Thanks!
Hi Andrea, Thank You the video. I have a question, in this approach as a last step, to check-in the exported solution, it will be always checked-in by a single mentioned user ?
Hey, what is the use of application user account that you have created. I saw it has not been referenced any where..can you help me to clarify on this please.
Thanks a lot for the video it was informative. Had just one doubt the solution is getting deployed but is there any way to change the owner of the solution once it is deployed because i cant change it to the desired account.
Hello Andrea, Thanks for the great videos, I have done Dev to prod and testing using a similar approach, just want to understand if is there any option from one tenant to another tenant migration using the CI-CD pipeline? Thanks in Advance!.
can i move powerapps from one tenant to the other using Azure devops ?
Hi Andrea, I am a newbie to Azure DevOps but I have a question for you. Will this work if you don't use Dataverse but store you content in SharePoint??
Hi Christer, thanks for question. Yes ADO pipelines should be able to support your SharePoint data.
Thank you so much for these steps!
Hi Andrea. Great video however you sound is so faint in some parts of the video. Thanks
Hi Andrea, great video. About the app registration, do we actually need admin consent if the permissions are just delegated and "Admin consent required" is set to no? that would save me some time towards my GlobalAdmins...thanks!
Hello! I would double check with your organization.
@@andreapinillos thanks! I tested without the flag, it's actually working in devops. I moved the pipeline to YAML so I could enter parameters to support the "managed/unmanaged" scenario, the export of the solution and the connection to source and target environment. I was wondering what is the best practice once I want to use this pipeline for multiple apps. Is it ok to have all of them in the same repo, different folder? The commit message I use is reflects the name of the solution the managed/unmanged, the target and source environment plus the build number.
Will it work for SQL Server connection for both test and prod ?
Yes
Nice video but
Why my whole pipeline fails? i have done everything as shown in video....
Great video
Great video!
I'm sys admin/customizer but still can't see that view for application users. Any suggestions? Let me know please. thanks
In this part of the video: th-cam.com/video/wdMjx16JEG8/w-d-xo.html, instead of clicking See all users, click S2S apps. That is another way to add application users.
@@danielpenrod6472 ahh got past this step now. Thanks! :)
Thank you so much