- The article discusses the process of continuous integration using Azure pipelines and deployment in sandbox environments using Lifecycle Services.
- Prerequisites include enabling Dynamics 365 finance and operations Tools and Power Platform Build Tools extension in Azure DevOps.
- Steps for creating a pipeline include installing NuGet packages, updating model versions, and building the solution or projects.
- Azure DevOps provides pipelines for automating builds, with YML pipelines for Git repositories and Classic pipelines for TFVC repositories.
- Adjustments to the pipeline are needed to create a deployable package for Power Platform Unified environments.
- Licenses can be included in the model by placing them in the __License folder at the same level as the bin folder.
- Once the pipeline is built, artifacts can be located under Related in the Summary tab.
- A release pipeline for Unified environments includes tasks like Power Platform Tool Installer, WhoAmI, and Deploy Package which require a service connection for interaction with the PPAC environment.
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