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what error do you get when you use earlier versions? |
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This is the log of the "Run pipeline" step: I don't mention version |
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that is because of https://aka.ms/algosettings#applicationDependency |
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CompilerFolder is a new feature, which is not tested on BC 14 - I wouldn't run with that. |
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Sorry, my mistake. In this case, it was: I figured |
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I am now getting the following error: I'm a bit surprised given that I can compile this app in VS Code. Is the pipeline using a different compiler? |
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Should be using the same. |
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Here's the full log of the Build step: The error messages are always output in a single line, but I added breaks. |
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Still a lot of things collapsed, but the problem is this: 14.0 supports runtime 3.0 - which is what you should have in your app.json i guess - or maybe you should use 14.2 to build your app. |
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Okay, this time I updated the application, platform and runtime versions all to the one used by the server of our client: {
"id": "Omitted",
"name": "Omitted",
"publisher": "Omitted",
"version": "1.0.5.0",
"brief": "",
"description": "",
"privacyStatement": "",
"EULA": "",
"help": "",
"url": "",
"logo": "",
"dependencies": [],
"screenshots": [],
"platform": "14.0.46080.0",
"application": "14.21.46103.0",
"runtime": "3.2",
"idRanges": [
{
"from": 60000,
"to": 60999
}
],
"features": [
"NoImplicitWith",
"TranslationFile"
]
}{
"buildModes": [
"Default"
],
"customCodeCops": [
"https://github.com/StefanMaron/BusinessCentral.LinterCop/releases/latest/download/BusinessCentral.LinterCop.current.dll"
],
"enableCodeCop": true,
"enablePerTenantExtensionCop": false,
"enableUICop": true,
"githubRunner": "windows-latest",
"rulesetFile": "BC14.ruleset.json",
"runs-on": "windows-latest",
"skipUpgrade": true,
"templateUrl": "https://github.com/microsoft/AL-Go-PTE@main",
"type": "PTE",
"applicationDependency": "14.21.46103.0",
"templateSha": "1e6ebb58fc629cc134759f996f9be9ab6ada7fb4"
}This time, I get the following error in the Build step: It looks like it's retrieving the artifact URL of a different version, but why? The platform version of |
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Could you include the output of the other steps (especially the one called Determine ArtifactUrl) |
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Here's the log: |
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And also the project settings (.AL-Go/settings.json) - you might have an artifact setting in that one (else I don't know how you would end up with an onprem artifact) |
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Ah, my mistake - I mistakenly still had the platform version in the property "artifact" from earlier. Hopefully this should work now: {
"country": "at",
"generateDependencyArtifact": true,
"appFolders": [],
"testFolders": [],
"bcptTestFolders": [],
"installApps":[],
"appDependencyProbingPaths":[],
"artifact": "bcartifacts/OnPrem/14.21.46103.0//closest"
} |
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That artifact setting wins over the other things - with that, it doesn't try to determine the artifactUrl based on dependencies. |
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After some adjusting (and bug reporting), the compilation fails at a new section: a Again, this is something that successfully compiles and can be installed locally. Do TableData imports not work with AL Go? |
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Looks to be an encoding/decoding issue with that file. |
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The file was generated while running PS 5.1, and according to Notepad++ it's ANSI-encoded. It doesn't seem to have a BOM either, as it starts with |
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I thought it was a text file, but apparently it is a binary file. |
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Not sure what you mean by "my pipeline"; I haven't customized the PS version of the AL Go jobs, if that's what you mean. |
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Your configuration file - you are using windows - but did you set Shell or GitHubRunnerShell to pwsh ? |
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No, here's my full {
"buildModes": [
"Default"
],
"customCodeCops": [
"https://github.com/StefanMaron/BusinessCentral.LinterCop/releases/latest/download/BusinessCentral.LinterCop.current.dll"
],
"enableCodeCop": true,
"enablePerTenantExtensionCop": false,
"enableUICop": true,
"githubRunner": "windows-latest",
"rulesetFile": "BC14.ruleset.json",
"runs-on": "windows-latest",
"skipUpgrade": true,
"templateUrl": "https://github.com/microsoft/AL-Go-PTE@main",
"type": "PTE",
"applicationDependency": "14.21.46103.0",
"templateSha": "1e6ebb58fc629cc134759f996f9be9ab6ada7fb4"
} |
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Does the customcodecops work with 14? |
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The same error occurred - which makes sense, since the customCodeCop array doesn't get passed at this point due to a bug, as reported in #788. |
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Did you try without all the cops? |
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you can add a setting called "vsixFile": "latest" |
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But since this is a special character problem (not normal national characters) - my assumption is that the problem lies somewhere else in the handling of this. |
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Is there a way to insert a special character into a string without typing it in the object file? Something like specifying it by using the hexadecimal code instead? |
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I would assume so, but I am the wrong person to ask. |
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I've managed to replace the special character (for future reference, you can define a Char object with an integer), and sure enough, a new error code arises. |
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The compiler doesn't use/need the license - but you cannot publish anything to a container on which you don't have a license - that has nothing to do with devops / AL-Go for GitHub |
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Efter v22 of BC, the CRONUS license allows you to publish apps - but for old versions - you need the license |
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Ah, I see now. Is there a way to pass credentials to the license file URL? Scenario 11 doesn't elaborate on this. |
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Not credentials, but you can use a SAS URL - a direct download URL with a token or like. |
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After providing a license ( |
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Is there a way to make AL Go work for apps using a version prior to
18.0.0.0? Some of our customers use OnPrem environments with old versions (some even using BC14), but I noticed all app using anything before BC18 will fail. I'm assuming there's a good reason for this, but is this something that can be addressed, or is it fully impossible?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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