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It would be helpful to get the full build log? |
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I have copied the log above. |
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The build is running on version 26.0 - could it be that your version of the Continia apps are depending on 25 and maybe not compatible with 26? I can see that your apps also have a minimum dependency on 25.0 |
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Hello freddy, thanks for the response, i tried using the artifact to build v25 and I still faced the same issue. the missing codeunit is indeed, found on Continia Core which was successfully published.
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Any chance you could shoot me an email with information on who in Continia I can contact to get these apps so that I can try to create a repro which I have access to? - my email is freddyk at microsoft dot com |
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Hello @mazhelez, I hope you can help me take a look at this case. |
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Was there ever an update on this? I have problem. |
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Hey @yiyongooi and @LogicLemur I apologize for the late reply, I honestly thought this one is answered. This particular issue is most probably because the .app files are symbols-only packages. In case you have the runtime packages, you can use trustedNuGetFeeds in order to resolve the dependencies properly. If you don't have a hold of the runtime packages, you can run the tests manually on a sandbox, where the dependency apps are pre-installed. AL-Go currently doesn't support this scenario, but we will be looking into enabling it. |
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@mazhelez have trusted nuget feeds matured to the point where it can be used reliably by the BC community? I explored it last week. Our appsource product depends on several third party apps (not owned/developed by us). Since nuget hasn't yet gained critical mass in the BC community (at least, not with the publishers/apps I use). Currently those third party apps are shared with us privately as full apps (not symbol apps) via sharepoint. I wanted to pivot our algo third party dependencies from installApps to trustedNugetFeeds so I gave it a whirl. I tried using New-BcNuGetPackage + Push-BcNuGetPackage in bccontainerhelper to publish those apps as nugets to our github org >> github packages and my experience was uneliable at best (some nugets not visible even though they successfully pushed). After a few days I gave up and went back to installApps. The documentation and samples I found online suggest that trusted BC nugets is an unfinished work in progress (?) |
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Hello, hope to get some pointers and direction on my use-case.
I have Main.app which depends on OldMain.app.
Both Main.app and OldMain.app have dependencies on Continia apps.
I tried many ways of configuration, but I still can’t get pass the CICD-Build process successfully.
Below is my settings.json
I understand that i do not need to add Continia apps into the settings.json if it was listed on my app.json:Dependencies.
However, without doing so, the CICD pipeline faced dependency error when trying to install&publish OldMain.app because it have dependencies on them.
Below is the error from CICD if I add Continia apps to InstallApps.
These missing codeunits are actually found on Continia Software_Continia Core App which was already installed & published.
Anyone have similar encounters and managed to get it done?
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