Artika Dutt

In this article I will be giving an overview of the new Commerce SDK. The Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Commerce team have updated their release process for the Commerce components. All releases are now pushed through their GitHub repository. The following repository contains the latest releases from the commerce team.  GitHub - microsoft/Dynamics365Commerce.InStore: Repository for hosting the Dynamics 365 Commerce in store Samples The details of the structure and files have been explained on their GitHub  repo. Release Branch For each release a new release branch is released within the GitHub repo. For example, Branch release/9.34 points to 10.0.24 Branch release/9.35 points to 10.0.25 repo.props file Within the repo, the repo.props file found at the root of the directory contains the release details that will enable us to connect to correct release packages from the Microsoft Nuget feed. Dynamics365Commerce.InStore/repo.props at release/9.35 · microsoft/Dynamics365Com...

In the past couple of months, there have been a lot requests for upgrading Retail from one version to another. In this post, I will be describing how to upgrade RetailSDK from one version to another. For this exercise I am upgrading from 10.0.18 to 10.0.20. Ensure that your current dev branch for 10.0.18 has been mapped to your local. Get latest and ensure that there are no pending changes.  Apply 10.0.20 update package to the environment. Navigate to https://lcs.dynamics.com/ Select the environment that you need to update Choose Maintain > Apply Updates Select the 10.0.20 service package released by Microsoft. Choose Apply This will kick-off the update process once complete you will be notified via email or you can refresh the page to view progress and details. Retail SDK 10.0.20 package To get the RetailSDK 10.0.20 package, navigate to the K drive (referred to as SourceRepo)  for an LCS demo box. This may differ depending on the environment. Sometimes it is in the C drive...