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How to include third party libraries in Create deployable package

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Hi,
We recently moved our MS managed build VM to cloud hosted. I set up Azure DevOps agents, pipeline getting sources from Main Branch in TFS. etc.,
The Main branch also contains Third parties. (Ex: <tfsroot>\Trunk\Main\MetaData\RapidValue and <tfsroot>\Trunk\Main\MetaData\BluefortProductImageImportAppp)
When I try to use the new task "Create deployable package". the package which is generated does not contains Third party(RapidValue and Bluefort..). However it has our customization codes. Previously we use "generate package" (old). It always includes third-party packages. But the problem using the old "generate package" is whenever the system stops and starts it generate new Version number. Ex: AXDeployableRuntime_VersionNumber_$(Build.BuildNumber).zip. Because of this I cannot able to configure the Auto deployment to LCS option.
In new "create deployable package" task there is no version number and its easy for to configure auto deployment to UAT environment.
Everything work fine but when I move to PROD it inform missing model (Rapidvalue and BluefortProductImageImportAppp). The reason is it is not included.
Need help on how to set up to include the third-party packages.
Regards,
Manivannan
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  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    237,880 Most Valuable Professional on at

    Check out if the documention doesn't help you: Manage third-party models and runtime packages by using source control.

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    André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    301,035 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

    Hi Manivannan,

    Microsoft has created documentation on how to include ISV solutions: Manage third-party models and runtime packages by using source control - Finance & Operations | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Docs

    Please let us know if this would solve your question.

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    Joris dG Profile Picture
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    Hi Manivannan,

    Beside the article linked here already, I've recently blogged and create a video to explain the article a little closer. It specifically shows how to do this with the old as well as the new pipeline and shows some of the potential pitfalls.

    Check out www.codecrib.com/.../including-isv-binaries-in-your-package.html and/or the video at https://youtu.be/R0h4d41rsAI

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