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Get-D365Module -InDependencyOrder

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Dec 18, 2022

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  • The author of the article has developed a PowerShell module for maintenance tasks of AX 2009 and AX 2012 environments, but they are not heavily involved in the d365fo.tools module.
  • The author has recently added a new feature to the Get-D365Module command in their PowerShell module.
  • The new feature is the "-InDependencyOrder" parameter, which allows the user to get a list of modules in the order of their dependencies.
  • The author explains the importance of compiling modules in the correct order to avoid errors related to dependencies.
  • The author typically wants to compile only custom modules, so they use a separate folder with symbolic links to standard packages instead of putting custom modules in the PackagesLocalDirectory.
  • By using the Get-D365Module command with the "-InDependencyOrder" parameter and filtering out symbolic links, the author can get a list of only custom modules to compile.
  • The author provides an example of how to use the Get-D365Module command with the "-InDependencyOrder" parameter and filter out symbolic links.
  • The new feature is available from version 0.6.77 of the PowerShell module.

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