Calling PAC CLI ModelBuilder from an Azure DevOps Pipeline
In a previous blog post, I described how to use the new modelbuilder command group of the Microsoft Power Platform CLI ( PAC CLI) to generate early-bound classes for Dataverse code customization projects.
This time we’ll take this a step further and explore how to automate the early-bound class creation process by invoking the PAC CLI modelbuilder within an Azure DevOps pipeline.
🔗Link to previous post here : How to Generate Dataverse Early-Bound Classes with PAC CLI ModelBuilder
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