Indeed you can but it will only tell you from where your break occurred, not all. If the page can be called from multiple places then you may not know where else may be referring to it. On the other hand, there's an app called NAVCore Objects Manager that will help you find all references to the page or objects. It may not be perfect since it can't find dynamically referenced objects such as reports that are defined as part of a report selection but it does a pretty good job of finding objects referenced in code. Take for example the Sales Order page, it can be referenced by more than a dozen other objects.
Thanks for the great information. It looks like there are similarities with Stati c/al Prism which also offers some of the functionalities you mentioned.
in your docker url you are using the API endpoint, in your BC online url you are using the ODataV4 endpoint (this endpoint does not support deep inserts)
It's the way to go about this sort of problems, however the Description field becomes static and won't be updated if Customer, or Vendor or Item name changes, unlike in a 'normal' flowfield case.
If you need the Description to be updated you'd have to create a code, 3 separate functions subscribing to OnAfterModify in Customer, Vendor and Item and keep your Description field updated when the name changes in any of these.
As an alternative (albeit also far from perfect) you could create 3 'regular' flow fields, one for Customer, one for Vendor and one for Item respectively and control their visibility on pages.
The Modern Lifecycle Policy is based on the previous lifecycle, but has drastically limited the time periods.
The former Mainstream Support was reduced to the first 6 months, the former Extended Support to 12 months.
As in the past, the first period (6 months) will also include extended features, while the following 12 months will only be used to implement bug fixes or legal requirements.
There will be no support after 18 months. At that time, however, 2 new major releases already exist, the third one is in the starting blocks, so this can be neglected. Who still customizes the base application will probably have more difficulties with the new cycle.