Basically no changes are needed. But good practice is to remove from solution existing values for env. variables and other components which may be bond to source env. so that after moving the solution to other env. their values will be set in relation to that specific env.
Importing solution Test / Prod.. Is it possible to use Azure DevOPS CI/CD pipelines using power platform build tools to automate this process instead of manual import
Nice. Tks for recording the video. I was wondering if the same can be done with a dataverse connector instead of sharepoints. I've tried that but I have to update the data sources in the target environment after importing the solution.
Yes, surely it can be done. First create connection reference to Dataverse in your solution and after moving it to another environment, during import, choose valid Dataverse connection in target environment. That's it.
@@TomaszPoszytek thanks again. I forgot to mention that the data sources are not connecting to the current environment, but instead to another one in the same tenant. I've found this is something to be released soon.
There is actually nothing to show.. You just add those components your solution needs. Tables or Templates, or Help files. It's just another component.
Thanks for sharing. I learned two things: secure options with power automate actions and environment variables. Thanks!
You're welcome! 🙂
The coolest thing about this demo is RPA
Super!
Thanks for the wonderful video, What are the changes required to deploy the solution from one environment to another using Power Platform ALM.
Basically no changes are needed. But good practice is to remove from solution existing values for env. variables and other components which may be bond to source env. so that after moving the solution to other env. their values will be set in relation to that specific env.
Importing solution Test / Prod.. Is it possible to use Azure DevOPS CI/CD pipelines using power platform build tools to automate this process instead of manual import
Yes, absolutely. This can be automated further using tools you mentioned.
Love your presentation style... Can you share video recording software used for this presentation and demo
Thank you. I am using Camtasia for both recording and authoring.
Nice. Tks for recording the video. I was wondering if the same can be done with a dataverse connector instead of sharepoints. I've tried that but I have to update the data sources in the target environment after importing the solution.
Yes, surely it can be done. First create connection reference to Dataverse in your solution and after moving it to another environment, during import, choose valid Dataverse connection in target environment. That's it.
@@TomaszPoszytek thanks again. I forgot to mention that the data sources are not connecting to the current environment, but instead to another one in the same tenant. I've found this is something to be released soon.
Can you please create a video on how to use other option under solutions -> New, like Email templates, Table, and More
There is actually nothing to show.. You just add those components your solution needs. Tables or Templates, or Help files. It's just another component.