Author: Canarys

Release gates allow controlled automatic collection of health signals from external services, and promote the release when all signals indicate a healthy deployment. In this example, we’ll add a release gate to validate code coverage on a module before deployment. Add gate to the release pipeline 1. Once the extension is installed on your account, you can add the new gate to your release pipelines. 2. Enable Gates and add Code Coverage to the gate.   3. The release would wait for the cumulative code coverage for the chosen module  to reach the threshold before proceeding to the next stage. Configure the gate as shown below.   Task Inputs Parameters Description Artifact Select the build artifact Module (Case sensitive) Name of the module or dll to evaluate Code Coverage Type Line: to evaluate the number of lines not covered Block: to…

Azure DevOps is rebranding of Microsoft’s Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS), which is the online version of Team Foundation Server. Here are some of the prime reasons as to why a customer should choose Azure DevOps. TFS is originally a source code management tool, which later became a platform, where development projects are managed, tested…

When you are developing an extension for Dynamics 365 Business Central and you need to interact with the standard Microsoft’s code, one of the hardest problems is detecting which event you can subscribe to (As you already know, you cannot modify standard code in the D365BC platform, but you can only attach to events raised…

When using SetData and GetData functions to pass data from report body to report header/footer we can also pass the images. For example: when creating a multiple document for different companies with different logos. Find the below code to achieve the scenario. 1. Create the following function in Report Properties: Public Function ConvertPicture(Value)   If…