CRM – Rohan Nevrikar

Importing Power Platform solution – 2

Sunset at Kedarkantha base camp (December 2019)

This post is the second part of a two-part blog series on Importing Power Platform solution.

In this series, I would like to show how a Power Platform solution can be programmatically imported into a target environment using two ways:

Delegated permission
Application user

Introduction

In the first part of this blog series, I wrote about how can we import a Power Platform solution from a user’s context using delegated permission of Dynamics CRM. But what if we want to import a solution from an application’s context, where there is no user interaction at all? In this blog, I’ll try to explain the same.

Importing Power Platform solution – 1

Sunrise at Kedarkantha summit (December 2019)

This post is the first part of a two-part blog series on Importing Power Platform solution.

In this series, I would like to show how a Power Platform solution can be programmatically imported into a target environment using two ways:

Delegated permission
Application user

Introduction

While Application Lifecycle Management of Power Platform solutions can be done using Power Platform Build Tools in Azure DevOps, solutions can be managed using custom code (PowerShell, Rest API, SDK API) as well. In this article, I’ll try to explain how we can import a Power Platform solution into a target environment using a delegated permission.