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It’s long overdue but the next iteration of my Visual Studio extension CRM Developer Extensions (now called D365 Developer Extensions) is ready for some testers. It was nearly a ground up rebuild to hopefully make it a bit easier to maintain and h...
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https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=JLattimer.D365DeveloperExtensionsInstall from Visual Studio under Extensions & Updates.This is the new version of CRM Developer Extensions.Wondering what changed? Check out the Change Log.I r...
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Added a few new features in this update:Round to Quarter HourRound to Half HourRound to HourExactly what you'd expect - round times up or down.Get the latest version from GitHub: https://github.com/jlattimer/CRM-DateTime-Workflow-Utilitie...
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When developing tests using EasyRepro there are going to be plenty of times during the debugging process where you end up cancelling before the test runs to completion. When that happens the WebDriver for the browser you're testing on doesn...
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There were several issues raised on the EasyRepro project that requested a report of the results after a test run completed. One specifically referenced using the Extent Reporting Framework as a means to accomplish this. It seemed like a reas...
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It goes without saying that tests are going to fail from time to time. Luckily EasyRepro does a pretty good job of providing descriptive error messages to make troubleshooting issues easier. Inevitably the first person to deal with an issue i...
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More than once while working with EasyRepro projects I’ve found myself in a situation where tests that were once working inexplicably stopped. After combing through code and verifying credentials I eventually figured out that references to one or ...
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With online D365 CE instances getting updates pushed regularly it makes it almost impossible to ensure that you’ve tested against the latest bits. That’s assuming you even know about each update since the majority go in silently in the background....
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