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Hi,
I want to deploy custom package on dev environemnt, Anyone here who has done it before?
Regards,
Zohan
Hi ZoHan93,
Please read this DOC:
docs.microsoft.com/.../install-deployable-package
QianQW
Yes, it's possible.
If it's a cloud hosted system you can apply the package via LCS. If it's a local VHD, you install it from the command line.
Please remember that deployable packages don't have any source code. So the only scenario where you would want to install a (custom) deployable package to a dev system is that you are using some ISV solution, and they didn't provide you the models (source code).
Can you share any details about your scenario?
Nikolaos,
Thankyou for your suggestion, There's a third party which have provide me a package to deploy it on dev server and then i moved it to UAT environment. Now the first question arises should i deploy the package via lcs just we did it when we are deploy package from Dev to UAT. Or is there's any command line procedure which i have to follow by doing deployment. I'm confused as i've never done deployment on tech server.
You can apply it via LCS.
Then add it to source control, and let your build process include it in the deployable package that contains also your custom code. This way you will have one deployable package that contains all ISV + custom code. Then apply this package to test/prod.
docs.microsoft.com/.../manage-runtime-packages
Having this "All In One deployable package" is already mandatory for self-service topology systems, and in October it will be mandatory for all kinds of sandbox / prod systems. Check the announcement in LCS for more details.
Hi Mark,
I'm sorry but I don't understand your question.
Let's look it like this:
In any customer project, all code (customizations and ISV solutions) for that customer must be in their Azure DevOps source control. No matter how you bring this code in (from ISVs, from other projects, or just writing it for this customer) it must always go to Azure DevOps.
Then you have a build process that builds the code that you have added to source control, and creates a deployable package. This package is then deployed to UAT and Prod.
If something is still unclear, just ask.
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