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Hi All,

I created code-workspace file which has 2 different projects and a separate folder which has symbols from both the projects.

I have the following queries which i am unable to get answers :

I am not able to upload this code-workspace file as a while to azure devops unlike other projects.Can someone explain how can i achieve this?
Right now i have to select a project individually from this code-workspace file and publish. Can i publish all the projects from this workspace all at once?

Please Help!!!

Thanks in Advance!

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Not clear the question. Do you mean commit on a DevOps repo? Commit is per-repository and it's not directly linked to a workspace file (taht could contain two apps from different repos).

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So i have to commit each project separately toDevOps Repo?

Actually i wanted to see if there is any way i can attach all the projects into one main model or folder and uplaod it to the repos so that the client can use that main folder and move launch it to other sandbox or to production environment.

Can u pls help me with this if possible?

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I could only tell you that the best strategies - also reccomended by Microsoft - is to go for azure devops. That would work.

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Sorry i didn't get you.

you mean to commit each project individually?

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You can use multi-root workspaces for adding different repos to a single workspace, but each repo has its own commit:

code.visualstudio.com/.../multi-root-workspaces

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okay , so to confirm :

if i want to move all the projects from one sandbox to other , i have to open and publish each project individually with the help of VS Code app.

There is no other way where one can move all the projects at once.

Also the use of multi-root workspace is just to work with multiple projects together at one window. you cannot commit the projects using that code-workspace file, you have to open that project individually and then commit to azure devops.

am i right?

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You can decide how to handle your commit strategy and you have to handle this manually.

After that you have to sync local repository with online repository in azure devops and trigger the continuous deployment.

There are a lot of useful blogs about how to implement devops strategies with business central.

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