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v2.4
Issues
Release Branches
NOTE: Release Branches are now only named after major.minor if the patch value is 0 in the release tag (which must be semver compatible)
This version contains a number of bug fixes to release branches, to ensure that the recommended branching strategy is fully supported. Bugs fixed includes:
Recommended branching strategy:
New Settings
New Project setting: EnableTaskScheduler in container executing tests and when setting up local development environment
Support for GitHub variables: ALGoOrgSettings and ALGoRepoSettings
Recently, GitHub added support for variables, which you can define on your organization or your repository.
AL-Go now supports that you can define a GitHub variable called ALGoOrgSettings, which will work for all repositories (with access to the variable)
Org Settings will be applied before Repo settings and local repository settings files will override values in the org settings
You can also define a variable called ALGoRepoSettings on the repository, which will be applied after reading the Repo Settings file in the repo
Example for usage could be setup of branching strategies, versioning or an appDependencyProbingPaths to repositories which all repositories share.
appDependencyProbingPaths from settings variables are merged together with appDependencyProbingPaths defined in repositories
Refactoring and tests
ReadSettings has been refactored to allow organization wide settings to be added as well. CI Tests have been added to cover ReadSettings.
v2.3
Issues
New Settings
New Project setting: AssignPremiumPlan on user in container executing tests and when setting up local development environment
New Repo setting: unusedALGoSystemFiles is an array of AL-Go System Files, which won't be updated during Update AL-Go System Files. They will instead be removed. Use with care, as this can break the AL-Go for GitHub functionality and potentially leave your repo no longer functional.
Build modes support
AL-Go projects can now be built in different modes, by specifying the buildModes setting in AL-Go-Settings.json. Read more about build modes in the Basic Repository settings.
LocalDevEnv / CloudDevEnv
With the support for PowerShell 7 in BcContainerHelper, the scripts LocalDevEnv and CloudDevEnv (placed in the .AL-Go folder) for creating development environments have been modified to run inside VS Code instead of spawning a new powershell 5.1 session.
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Delivery can now run from other branches than main. By specifying a property called branches, containing an array of branches in the deliveryContext json construct, the artifacts generated from this branch are also delivered. The branch specification can include wildcards (like release/*). Default is main, i.e. no changes to functionality.
Continuous Deployment
Continuous Deployment can now run from other branches than main. By creating a repo setting (.github/AL-Go-Settings.json) called
<environmentname>-Branches
, which is an array of branches, which will deploy the generated artifacts to this environment. The branch specification can include wildcards (like release/*), although this probably won't be used a lot in continuous deployment. Default is main, i.e. no changes to functionality.Create Release
When locating artifacts for the various projects, the SHA used to build the artifact is used for the release tag
If all projects are not available with the same SHA, this error is thrown: The build selected for release doesn't contain all projects. Please rebuild all projects by manually running the CI/CD workflow and recreate the release.
There is no longer a hard dependency on the main branch name from Create Release.
AL-Go Tests
Some unit tests have been added and AL-Go unit tests can now be run directly from VS Code.
Another set of end to end tests have also been added and in the documentation on contributing to AL-Go, you can see how to run these in a local fork or from VS Code.
LF, UTF8 and JSON
GitHub natively uses LF as line seperator in source files.
In earlier versions of AL-Go for GitHub, many scripts and actions would use CRLF and convert back and forth. Some files were written with UTF8 BOM (Byte Order Mark), other files without and JSON formatting was done using PowerShell 5.1 (which is different from PowerShell 7).
In the latest version, we always use LF as line seperator, UTF8 without BOM and JSON files are written using PowerShell 7. If you have self-hosted runners, you need to ensure that PS7 is installed to make this work.
Experimental Support
Setting the repo setting "shell" to "pwsh", followed by running Update AL-Go System Files, will cause all PowerShell code to be run using PowerShell 7 instead of PowerShell 5. This functionality is experimental. Please report any issues at https://github.com/microsoft/AL-Go/issues
Setting the repo setting "runs-on" to "Ubuntu-Latest", followed by running Update AL-Go System Files, will cause all non-build jobs to run using Linux. This functionality is experimental. Please report any issues at https://github.com/microsoft/AL-Go/issues