Monthly Archives: November 2015

New version of SPClientSideDeployment adds support for folder-based file deployment and automatic folder creation

I have just released version 2.0 of SPClientSideDeployment with two major enhancements: Folder-based file deployment – this allows you to define a local folder in the DeploymentSettings.xml file. All files under this folder (and its sub-folders) will be processed by the tool. … Continue reading

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CRMQuickDeploy 2.6 adds RibbonDiff deployment from Visual Studio

Rather than storing the ZIP solution in source control, some project teams choose to store the source code of each individual component instead, for example by using the SolutionPackager tool. This allow team members to easily track changes to components … Continue reading

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New deployment context menu in SPClientSideDeployment 1.2

I have just released version 1.2 of SPClientSideDeployment. This version adds a “Deploy to SharePoint” context menu to files and folders in the Solution Explorer. With this addition, you can now selectively deploy files that you typically don’t open in … Continue reading

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Getting entity type code from CRM UI for an entity

Entity type code for custom entities may be different across environments. Sometime you may need to work out the entity name from an entity type code, for example when CRM throws an error message at you. Here is a quick way to … Continue reading

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New version of CRMQuickDeploy adds tighter integration with CRM Developer Toolkit and productivity shortcut

I have released version 2.5 of CRMQuickDeploy (previously known as BNH.CRM.Debugging). This version adds tighter integration with CRM Developer Toolkit projects and a new productivity shortcut. Download it now! You can download the latest version of CRMQuickDeploy from the Visual … Continue reading

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