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Module dependency graph has cycles d365FO

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Please try the following steps:

  1. Go to the AOSService folder located on your DEV machine.
  2. In the AOSService folder open the PackagesLocalDirectory folder.
  3. Now in this folder, you’ll find all the models. Locate the folder XYZ  (the model that may cause this issue) and open the folder.
  4. In this folder locate to Descriptor Folder. Under that folder there’s a xml file.
  5. Back up this xml file, and copy this file to any location of your choice and open it in any text editor.
  6. Remove the tag that contains the model which is not present and is the source of the error. The bellow screenshot is just for illustration:

Please remove the rectangle part.

  1. Finally copy this file back to the original location and replace the file in the destination folder.
  2. Refresh models in Visual Studio.

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