Microsoft recently released a preview mobile app for Asset Management . The App gives 2 personas that you can use it for: Maintenance worker - You need to be assigned to the security role "Maintenance worker" https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/asset-management/asset-management-mobile-app/work-orders . It will allow you to give feedback on a work order such updating actual hours, items, checklists and attachments. Maintenance requester - You just need a teams license and can assign "Maintenance requester" security role https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/asset-management/asset-management-mobile-app/maintenance-requests . This will allow you to create a request. Installation To install, go to AppSource to find the app Dynamics 365 Asset Management Mobile Application Read the Onboarding doc page as there are prerequisites. Such as installing the Finance and Operations Virtual Entity solution. The install is prett
I recently saw a question on LinkedIn, asking if we can share our experience with moving to Git version control. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/tommyskaue_developer-git-xppdevs-activity-7017198598765342721-0i8c Here is a response to it. I will share my experience of moving to GitHub version control. We have chosen to move our X++ code to Git and in particular GitHub about 6 months ago. Reasons for the move Below are some of the reasons we have chosen to move from TFVC on Azure DevOps to Git on GitHub: Every single source code/project we have is on Git except for our X++ code. I have been asked way too many times as to why we are on TFVC. I have explained many times but I can't help shake the feeling that others think X++ is some old language. In other words, better alignment. There has been considerable effort to move to GitHub as our approved version control from many other version control systems. This is to make our code more accessible to all teams, have policies in place, leve