xRM CI Framework provides you with the tools automate the build and deployment of your CRM Solution. Using the framework to implement a fully automated DevOps pipeline will allow you to deploy more frequently with added consistency and quality.
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Does Xrm.Framework.CI.PowerShell cmdlets supports Managed Identity ? #329
We are using GetSolutionMissingComponents.Ps1 to check missing components for our solution.
Our org is forcing to move away from Client_Credentials(ClientID/Secret) authentication to Managed Identity.
For our deployments we are using managed identity, but for checking SolutionMissingComponents we need to use managed identity.
ConnectingString to check SolutionMissingComponents:
@WaelHamze , Can you please let us know whether Xrm.Framework.CI.PowerShell cmdlets support Managed identity?
If yes, can you please share the details.
We are using GetSolutionMissingComponents.Ps1 to check missing components for our solution. Our org is forcing to move away from Client_Credentials(ClientID/Secret) authentication to Managed Identity. For our deployments we are using managed identity, but for checking SolutionMissingComponents we need to use managed identity.
ConnectingString to check SolutionMissingComponents:
PowerShell.Exe -File $mypath\GetSolutionMissingComponents.ps1 -solutionFile "C:\Deployments\Testing\.zip" -crmConnectionString "AuthType=ClientSecret;ClientId=xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxx;ClientSecret=;Url=https://testing.crm8.dynamics.com;AppId=yyyyyyyy-yyyy-yyyy-yyyy-yyyyyyyyyyy; RedirectUri=app://zzzzzzzz-zzzz-zzzz-zzzz-zzzzzzzzzzz;LoginPrompt=Never"
@WaelHamze , Can you please let us know whether Xrm.Framework.CI.PowerShell cmdlets support Managed identity? If yes, can you please share the details.