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Power Apps Application Life Cycle Process For Release Management

SYNOPSIS     The goal of this blogger is to aid in the ALM process for model-driven-apps. DESCRIPTION      Most of the projects are adopting to ALM process where it can follow the agile methodologies and release the project in sprint models. so that release can be smooth and it can be easily tracked. To achieve this sprint model development. Developers need to create sprint wise solutions in the D365 CRM to move them to the higher environments based on sprint cycle. They need to check in their code into the git repository using git commands to track the changes. All the changes in the repository need to be linked with azure build and release pipelines to release those changes to higher environment.  PREREQUISITES  1. Need to have Azure Devops, Power apps and D365 CRM subscription with global admin role for setup. On Local Machine : Need to Install Vs code, Git, Power Apps CLI, Azure CLI 2. Git should be installed 3. Powerapps CLI should be installed - ...
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Environment Specific Deployment Profiles For Power Portals CLI Upload

Upload portal customisation using Environment specific portals deployment profile.  Example: Deployment profiles for Development, UAT, PROD The deployment Profile allows you to define a set of variables for the environment in YAML format. If you're creating PROD profile, you can create file under deployment-profiles with the name "PROD.deployment.yml" (that is, <profileTag>.deployment.yml).  And you can run command with tag (<profileTag>) to use this profile: example: pac paportal upload --path "X:\portals\starter-portal" --deploymentProfile PROD In this file, you can have the table (entity) name with table ID, list of attributes, and the values that you want to override while uploading the portal configuration using the deploymentProfile parameter adx_contentsnippet:     - adx_contentsnippetid: xxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxx       adx_name: abc\prod       adx_value:  https://abc.com/xyz/prod    - adx_...
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Git Repos Regular Usage Commands

Git Commands git config Example: git config –global user.name “[name]” Example: git config –global user.email “[email address]”   This command sets the author name/email address to be used with the commits.   git init Example: git init [repository name] This command is used to start a new repository.   git clone Example: git clone <path>   This command is used to obtain a repository from an existing URL path.   git add Example: git add .     ( . Adds all the files to staging area) This command adds files to the staging. Example: git add *   This command adds one or more files to the staging area.   git commit Example: git commit -am “[ Type in the commit message]”   This command commit the data into local branch from staging files. Example: git commit -a   This command commits any files you’ve added with the git add command and also commits any files you’ve changed. git diff ...
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Power Portals Deployment Using Git Repos from VS Code

  Open Visual Code - Open New Workspace  In Vs Code - Extension - Search for -  Power Platform VS Code Extension -> Install  Open Terminal - check for command  pac  (It gives the version of power cli) check for Authorization pac auth list   ( if list is there delete the list for fresh start) pac auth delete --index 1     ( if no list is found create auth ) pac auth create --url https://org.crm.dynamics.com/   ( it will ask for user name and password  ) After successful of creation  -  check for the auth pac auth list  To download portals check for paportal Microsoft Power Platform CLI command for portals is “paportal”. on the terminal - enter pac pac ( if paportal is there check for the portal list ) pac paportal list  ( It will give the website ids of paportals of the organisation ) Connected to...Portal Environment  Index      WebSiteId          ...
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Project Hierarchy

 
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Software Web Development Structure

BASICS:- 1 Front End : User Interface Middle Ware : Business Requirement Functionality Back End : Storage Area Example: Front End Technologies : Html, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap, Angular, React .... Middle Ware  Technologies : C#, Java, Webapi, Azure Functions.... Back End Technologies : SQL, Azure Database, Oracle....
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