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How to compile with PowerShell for german language without complying with Common Language Specification?

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Posted on by EsatKaplan 20

As described in the title, im compiling directly through Powershell using the Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Ide.psm1 and the Compile-NavApplicationObject function.

The compiling itself works very great, There is a huge secondary problem though. Umlauts or mutated Vowels ( Ä Ö Ü ) will not get compiled and create an Error.

How can I change the way the Powershell Module compiles the objects since the CSide Compiling process does not have problems with Common Language Specification.

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EDIT: So another interesting point here : Compiling the same report 11007 through CSide -> Tools -> Compile works successfully. So I think theres a difference in the ways both CSide's are compiling. A Software Engineers opinion on this would be helpful! :D

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  • THE Italian Profile Picture
    THE Italian Microsoft Employee on at

    I think it is a bad practice to have Objects, functions, files, variables, etc. other than aA-zZ 0-9. It would also more correct to use english names to improve code readability and avoid all of these unicode issues.

    You might read about e.g. AL best practice e.g. file naming or other conventions

    docs.microsoft.com/.../apptest-bestpracticesforalcode

    I would suggest to refactor your code to cope with these best practices.

  • EsatKaplan Profile Picture
    EsatKaplan 20 on at

    Hey,

    thanks for the quick answer! The thing is I am only compiling a docker vanilla Cronusde container. So there are no custom objects here ^^

    If I understood the error correctly, the compiler has a problem with the caption of a field on the Report 11007.

    Thats a NAVDACH standard object version.

  • THE Italian Profile Picture
    THE Italian Microsoft Employee on at

    That might explain things. I would defer you to open an issue in the Docker help here 

    https://github.com/microsoft/navcontainerhelper/issues

    There you will find the answer you are looking for

  • EsatKaplan Profile Picture
    EsatKaplan 20 on at

    I would, if the problem would be related to docker. But here it seems that the way Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Ide.psm1 compiles objects is different than the way the CSide Client would compile since it compiles successfully that way. Any Idea why?

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