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How to organize solutions

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Hi all,

I would like to have your inputs on how to organize my solutions on Power Apps

I am mainly using Dynamics 365 and currently segmenting my solutions by, let's say, business needs

For instance below you see 3 solutions where I have

- A solution (SIRET Legal Data Retriever) to retrieve automatically legal and financial data and enrich the Account entity

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- Below (TVA) eases the computation of french taxes

- and the first one is the customisation for my Freelance activity

But it is not ALM friendly.

I can't export from DEV to UAT to PRD because I have Account forms in each of the solutions

What are your inputs ? How should I do ? Can I do better now ? How can I do better in the future ?

Thanks in advance,

Fred
https://www.frederickgrobost.com

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    Community Member on at

    Hi,

    Can you tell me what app you are using?

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    Community Member on at

    I use mainly Sales.

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    ThomasN 3,190 on at

    Fred, Thanks for reaching out.

    Are you using Managed or Unmanaged solutions when promoting to other environments? If Managed you want to create as few solutions as possible. I find it helpful to create a BASE solution that has all my configurations and another solution DEVELOPMENT that has my plugins and custom code. I make all configuration changes in BASE and then make any custom code/web resources/plugin changes in DEVELOPMENT.

    If using unmanaged I find it helpful to create smaller solutions specific to whatever changes you are pushing. I still typically separate configurations and development.

    I have a blog on choosing Managed vs. Unmanaged and some references at the end to MSFT ALM best practices. I hope this helps.

    dynamicconsultantsgroup.com/.../

    -Tom

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