Continuous Integration and Deployment for Dynamics 365 CRM with Azure DevOps Pipelines
In this blog, you’ll learn how to set up a streamlined CI/CD process for Dynamics 365 CRM using Azure DevOps Pipelines, automating solution exports, managing deployments across environments, In Dynamics 365 CRM, automating the export and import of CRM solutions is crucial for ensuring consistency and efficiency in deployment processes. By utilizing Azure DevOps Pipelines,… Read More »
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