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Error when trying to use DeployToDynamics365Instance.ps1 to deploy changes to Portal-hosted Event website

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Posted on by AlexJay 422

Hi all, 

Have been having a good look around but can't find a solution to the issue I'm experiencing. 

I'm just trying to achieve some basic styling changes for my Dynamics 365 Marketing Events Website which is hosted on a Portal. 

I believe I've correctly followed all of the steps in the documentation, however when I go to deploy using the provided PowerShell script I am facing the error below:

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"Get-CRMRecords : The term 'Get-CrmRecords' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program.  

This happens after I enter my credentials and the same error shows for each file it tries to update. 

In the environment.ts file I have entered the apiEndpoint variable as my portal URL taken from the Website Binding record and I have ensured the useRestStack is set false. 

Any help very much appreciated.  I hadn't expected to have to get so involved when I just wanted to update the colour of the register button and add a logo!

Thanks

Alex

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  • Nya Profile Picture
    Nya 29,064 on at

    Hi Alex,

    Have you tried to download and install the latest version of the standard event website as the message mentioned?

  • AlexJay Profile Picture
    AlexJay 422 on at

    Hi Nya,

    I downloaded the latest version 1.34.0 (April release).

    Thanks

  • Nya Profile Picture
    Nya 29,064 on at

    Hi Alex,

    Here is an article which describes the same error message as yours and its solution.

    Get-CrmSetting : The Term 'Get-CrmSetting' Is Not Recognized As The Name Of A Cmdlet - InteractiveWebs (2021)

    Please have a try to see if it solves your problem.

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    AlexJay 422 on at

    Hi Nya,

    Thanks for the further reply.  The article you've linked is actually a different error message and context.

    I have however been able to resolve this issue myself last night.

    On closer inspection of the PowerShell errors I noticed that the PowerShell XRM module was failing to install correctly at the start of the script due to my administrator apparently having enforced constrained language mode in PowerShell.

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    I am unable to set the mode to full language due to a group policy restriction it seems. 

    I repeated the same steps on my personal laptop and was able to complete the end to end steps and re-deploy the customised site back to my portal. 

    Unfortunately I'm now getting another error following deployment which I have just posted on this forum also.  

    Many thanks

    Alex

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