Remember this post? Probably not. Nearly a year ago at Directions US , I showed some “how did I do stuff” during a number of sessions. And it ended with a lot of feedback, which came down to: “can I have it”? So, that’s where I wrote a post “ I have work to do ” ;-). The “DevOps”-part of the work is done: ALOps is available and well used :-). But the second promise – the “Dependency Analysis”, I only completed in November 2019 – and totally forgot to blog about it.  In my defense – I did explain it at NAVTechDays, and that video IS online.  You can find it here: NAV TechDays 2019 …

You remember this post ? I tried to warn you that when v16 comes out, there will be a new code rule that will check your filenames – and you’ll have to (if you don’t disable it) comply with the file name convention of Microsoft. If you don’t automate your file naming, then you’re in for some .. uhm .. challenges. I just made sure that the automation of the filenames complied with Microsoft’s rules .. . I need to correct my store in that post though. I had been working on this “RenameWithGit” setting, which didn’t work with multiroot workspaces and had some other stability problems. Only after…

Indeed – I didn’t see any official statement yet – but it’s obvious, v16 is the current latest MS release .. and if you don’t believe me – just check Docker (the latest “current” release is already v16 – docker image “mcr.microsoft.com/businesscentral/onprem”) … I’m not going to bore you with what is already online – I will simply point you to the resources I could find today: Dynamics 365: plan voor wave 1 van 2020 What’s new and planned for 365 Business Central Business Central on Docs Business Central on Learn The download link for Wave 1 (still under construction when writing…