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Getting errors in app.json file once I start a new project for extension in Business Central

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I'm very new to AL and Business Central. I just trying to publish the "Hello World" extension, but the list of errors shown once I start a new project, how can I solve this and successfully publish my extension on Business Central?

app.json codes:

{

"id": "41c43f40-55d7-448c-98b8-32103dd5dda1",

"name": "Trial1",

"publisher": "Tan",

"version": "1.0.0.0",

"brief": "",

"description": "",

"privacyStatement": "",

"EULA": "",

"help": "",

"url": "",

"logo": "",

"dependencies": [],

"screenshots": [],

"platform": "17.0.0.0",

"application": "17.0.0.0",

"idRanges": [

{

"from": 50100,

"to": 50149

}

"contextSensitiveHelpUrl": "">https://Trial1.com/help/",

"showMyCode": true,

"runtime": "6.0"

}

HelloWorld.al codes:

// Welcome to your new AL extension.

// Remember that object names and IDs should be unique across all extensions.

// AL snippets start with t*, like tpageext - give them a try and happy coding!

pageextension 50100 CustomerListExt extends "Customer List"

{

trigger OnOpenPage();

begin

Message('App published: Hello world');

end;

}

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Hello - We currently do not have dedicated Dev support via the Dynamics 365 Business Central forums, but I wanted to provide you some additional resources to assist. If you need assistance with debugging or coding I would recommend discussing this on one of our communities.

www.yammer.com/dynamicsnavdev

dynamicsuser.net/.../developers

I will open this up to the community in case they have something to add.

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These errors are errors thrown by the AppSourceCop code analyzer and here the analyzer is checking that your extension respects the AppSource rules.

If you're not creating an extension for AppSource, you can go to VS Code settings, select the AL Language extension and then in the Code Analysis section you can set:

al.enableCodeAnalysis = false.

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Hello,

This error in translation property in app jason : add Fetaures property in app jason, add value in brief, url, privacy statement, eula, help provide value if you are using on-premise or docker environment.

If you're not creating an extension for AppSource, you can go to VS Code settings, select the AL Language extension and then in the Code Analysis section you can set:

al.enableCodeAnalysis = false.

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