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Create Deployable Package via pipelines in D365

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Hello,

I have downloaded 4 different packages via pipeline and in next step while creating deployable package getting below error:

No X++ binary package(s) found

All four packages got downloaded at this path: C:\DynamicsSDK\VSOAgent\_work\23\s\*******
and while creating deployable package (
Search pattern for binaries to package) I gave reference to the same location but not getting successful. Can anyone please help to overcome this struggle!

Thanks!

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  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
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    RE: Create Deployable Package via pipelines in D365

    The error message talks about binary packages. Is your goal really including binary packages and not compiling X++ code?

  • DynamicsLCS Profile Picture
    40 on at
    RE: Create Deployable Package via pipelines in D365

    yes, only binary packages.

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    236,289 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Create Deployable Package via pipelines in D365

    Could you show us your search pattern, please?

  • DynamicsLCS Profile Picture
    40 on at
    RE: Create Deployable Package via pipelines in D365

    It worked now, gave the path where all packages were getting downloaded.

    $(Build.ArtifactStagingDirectory)\*

    Thanks!

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
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    RE: Create Deployable Package via pipelines in D365

    My setup is this:

    • Location of the X++ binaries to package: $(Build.BinariesDirectory)
    • Search pattern for binaries to package: *

    The content of BinariesDirectory is populated in the step called Copy Binary Dependencies to.

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    Joris dG Profile Picture
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    RE: Create Deployable Package via pipelines in D365

    The content of BinariesDirectory wasn't intended to be populated by that copy step and in fact doesn't do it correctly!

    If you want to include any binary-only X++ modules from source control, you should either copy them entirely, explicitly, to binariesdirectory... or better, make sure the search pattern for creating the package explicitly points to your $(Build.SourcesDirectory)\ISVModule

    That copy step is going to be eliminated in the future as it has caused unintended problems in a few edge cases.

  • DynamicsLCS Profile Picture
    40 on at
    RE: Create Deployable Package via pipelines in D365

    Thanks Joris and Will!

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    236,289 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Create Deployable Package via pipelines in D365

    Thanks Joris, I'll pass this information to the person handling pipelines on my projects.

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