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If I have made code changes in Company A's D365FO environment using Visual Studio, is it possible to deploy it in Company B's D365FO environment given that Companies A and B have the following resources respectively:
Company A: D365FO, LCS, Visual Studio, RDP (Virtual Machine)
Company B: D365FO, Power Platform
Ok. Thanks for the info.
Every company who is using D365FO should "have" LCS. If they have D365 licenses, they can (and should) create LCS project(s).
But, you can deploy deployable packages via LCS, or via command line (to one box environments). You can deploy the same deployable package to any customer's environment. As long as all target environments have same or higher platform version than the build system that you used to create the deployable package.
But since you talk about copying code of one customer to another customer, please make sure that you have the IPR (Intellectual Property Rights) to this code. This depends on your agreement with the customer. If the first customer owns the code, then you of course need their permission to share it to others.
Also remember that if the second customer has ANY other customization or ISV solution in their system, you can't just deploy your package to their system (test/prod). If you do it, you will wipe out all other CUS/ISV code from that system. Instead this new code must be added to the source control of that customer, and built into All-In-One deployable package that contains all custom&ISV code for that customer.
Company B does not have LCS. It only got D365FO and Power Platform.
Company A has D365FO, LCS, Visual Studio, RDP (Virtual Machine).
Hi Mark,
The environment ID is a globally unique identifier (GUID) that you can find on the environment's details page, under Environment Details > Environment ID. For example Company B can deploy the enviroment with the LCS Environment ID. And you Can't sync source code, only packages.
regards
Are there any other solutions?
LCS does not have a connection between two environments.
Ok. Thank you for the answer!
Hi Mark,
You can use the Deploy Lifecycle Services (LCS) Asset Deployment task in Microsoft Azure DevOps to automate the deployment of assets that are stored in the Asset library in Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services
(LCS) to specific environments.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/dev-tools/pipeline-deploy-asset
regards
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