Salut ✊🏽🖐🏽! INTRODUCTION With the introduction of AL + Visual Studio Code, Business Central users can now make use of the variety of source code management tools available in the new developer tool. This is a game changer as it simplifies the process of change tracking of your customizations unlike previously when you had track any changes through meticulous code commenting in C/SIDE. In this blog I shall provide a step by step guide on how to setup source code management for your on-premises Business Central extension development. So let's begin: STEP 1 : Install VS Code and Configure Git Open your visual studio code IDE (Download and install from here ) and locate the Source Control button in the Action Bar (Ctrl+Shift+G). If you haven't installed and configured Git then you will see the screen below: Click on Install git. This will navigate to the GitHub download page where you will down load the executable file and run in in your windows ...
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