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Advice needed: Switching to AL-GO Github?
joostheger
Member Posts: 5
Hello all,
A year ago, we started working with BC using Azure Devops and VS Code. Last week i've viewed some interesing dev blogs of the AL-Go team. At first sight, it looks promising. Should we consider switching to AL-Go?
The mayor drawback of using Azure Devops, is that we would like to do automatic unit testing, but we're using an cloud environment. We did't succees yet making it work properly.
We have currently only one extension we're working on, but planning on doing more.
Any advise?
A year ago, we started working with BC using Azure Devops and VS Code. Last week i've viewed some interesing dev blogs of the AL-Go team. At first sight, it looks promising. Should we consider switching to AL-Go?
The mayor drawback of using Azure Devops, is that we would like to do automatic unit testing, but we're using an cloud environment. We did't succees yet making it work properly.
We have currently only one extension we're working on, but planning on doing more.
Any advise?
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