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Adding Deployable Package to Development VM D365

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I am trying to add a pre-developed customized package to our development virtual machine using the following command: 

AXUpdateInstaller.exe devinstall

But the following error continue to pops-up:

Exception calling "CreateRuntimeProvider" with "1" argument(s): "Serialization version mismatch detect, make sure the runtime dlls are in sync with the deployed metadata. Version of file '181'. Version of dll '172'."

I searched over the internet and the only solution was to do full build from Visual Studio, however, the build ran successfully with no errors but still cannot add the packages.

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  • arkaitzv Profile Picture
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    Hi Ahmed,

    You probably want to have a look to the following Yammer thread where this was discussed: [View:https://www.yammer.com/dynamicsaxfeedbackprograms/#/Threads/show?threadId=87670353313792:750:50]

    In short, this can happen if you have updated your dev box from the commandline using the devinstall switch. Instead, you need to follow the instruction described in this article https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/deployment/install-deployable-package#collect-topology-configuration-data

    Let me know if this helps you.

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    nmaenpaa Profile Picture
    101,166 Moderator on at

    To me it seems like your dev VM has older D365 version, than what is required for the deployable package. The target machine must have same or higher version than the build machine where the deployable package was created.

    What app/PU version do you have? "172" sounds old to me.

    I also think that Arkaitz's comment is not correct. Devinstall is exactly the right way to install AOT deployable package (= package that contains customizations). The other process (where you collect topology data and so on) is required for Microsoft updates.

  • arkaitzv Profile Picture
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    You are right, I should have said DefaultTopologyData and not devinstall. Sorry for the confusion here.

    The yammer discussion that I referenced describes a situation where a customer updated their dev box from 8 to 10 but they didn't update the DefaultTopologyData file and ended up in a similar (if not the same) situation as described by Ahmed here which is surfacing after they deploy the custom code.

    It could very well be also what you say, but I think we need Ahmed to give us more details of this environment and how they came into this situation.

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