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Azure DevOps Pipelines – How to migrate Calendar Rules using PowerShell

13th November 202313th November 2023 Thomas DaymanField Service, PipelineLeave a Comment

I successfully migrated Bookable Resource and Work Hour Template Calendar Rules between environments using the following approach: Firstly, I inserted the connection details for both the source and target environments. Then, I utilized Microsoft functions, starting with ‘GetCalendar,’ which retrieved…

Azure DevOps Pipelines – How to enable Cloud Flows using PowerShell

26th August 202230th August 2022 Thomas DaymanPipeline6 Comments

The below example will demonstrate how to enable cloud flows in Dynamics 365 after a solution deployment using Azure DevOps Pipelines and Releases. I will be using an Application User for authentication. You will need to add the PowerShell script…

Maarten Bekaert on PCF – Alerts Display1st February 2024
Nice solution, if there would be a way to add an onchange event, would make it superb!
Tuan Ngo on Bulk Update Work Hours – XRMToolBox Plugin22nd January 2024
Hi Thomas - I would like to create the all-day working hours with all-day occurrence for each resource as below…
Thomas Dayman on How to Auto Approve Time Entries, Expenses and Material Usage Logs16th January 2024
Hi Nancy, you will need to give the user that the flow is running under the 'Project Approver Admin' security…
Tuan Ngo on Bulk update user work hours for the Schedule Board12th January 2024
The JSON string should be: {"CalendarId":"CalendarGUID","EntityLogicalName":"bookableresource","TimeZoneCode":201,"RulesAndRecurrences":[{"Rules":[{"StartTime":"2024-01-20T00:00:00.000Z","EndTime":"2028-01-22T00:00:00.000Z","Effort":1,"WorkHourType":0}]}]}
Nancy Patel on How to Auto Approve Time Entries, Expenses and Material Usage Logs8th January 2024
Receiving error like You are not a valid approver.