The inspiration came from the lastest issues with the "KILL DATABASE CONNECTION", where new Roles (ms_db_configreader & ms_db_configwriter), caused the import to fail. Instead of going through the bacpacmodel file by hand, Repair-D365BacpacModelFile will solve this going forward. We are also handling the "AutoDrop" issue, that was originally solved by Brad Bateman (github.com/batetech), but published by Florian (@HopfnerFlorian) : gist.github.com/FH-Inway/f48… We support 3 modes of working: - Simple(Remove), will find the element (Xml), and simply remove it - Qualifier, will find the element (Xml), qualify based on a nested value, and remove it - Replace, old schoold text based replace You can design your own rules, or the community can come up with new rules, to fix issues that arises, without us having to release a new version. This should make the solution more or less future proof (I know - nothing lasts forever 😅) #d365fotools #MSDyn365FOThe

So you're working with Virtual Entities, and would like to see their configuration? What about comparing them between a source and destination environment? What about enable / disable said Virtual Entities? Say no more! Get-BapEnvironmentVirtualEntity -EnvironmentId "abc..." Compare-BapEnvironmentVirtualEntity -SourceEnvironmentId "abc..." -DestinationEnvironmentId "def..." Set-BapEnvironmentVirtualEntity -EnvironmentId "abc..." Update-BapEnvironmentVirtualEntityMetadata -EnvironmentId "abc..." Every single cmdlet of this, is 100% inspired by the work of @david_rivard and his blog post about the new XRM Toolbox Add-In itmustbecode.com/finance-and… Thanks for the inspiration David! #D365FO #Dataverse #d365baptools