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BC/VSCode: Build package and download symbols in Powershell
maze93
Member Posts: 24
Hi!
Does anybody know if there is any possibility to build an app-package from Powershell and download symbols from Powershell, instead of from VSCode?
I am playing around with automatically updating dependency version numbers via Powershell in order to have all dependency versions updated in all apps when a new version of an app is deployed. I have gotten so far that I am able to update the dependency version number inside all relevant apps (inside app.json) but now I need to build the package (which I am unsure if it is even possible to do from Powershell?).
(The function I am looking for is something like the New-NavAppPackage which could be used for Extensions V1)
Thanks!
Does anybody know if there is any possibility to build an app-package from Powershell and download symbols from Powershell, instead of from VSCode?
I am playing around with automatically updating dependency version numbers via Powershell in order to have all dependency versions updated in all apps when a new version of an app is deployed. I have gotten so far that I am able to update the dependency version number inside all relevant apps (inside app.json) but now I need to build the package (which I am unsure if it is even possible to do from Powershell?).
(The function I am looking for is something like the New-NavAppPackage which could be used for Extensions V1)
Thanks!
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