If a Dynamics 365 plugin has no steps does it not do anything?
If I find a plugin in the solution but it has not steps, may I delete it since it isn't doing anything? I believe a plugin without steps is impossible to trigger.
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asked Jan 3 at 13:36
MilesMoralesMilesMorales
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If I find a plugin in the solution but it has not steps, may I delete it since it isn't doing anything? I believe a plugin without steps is impossible to trigger.
plugins dynamics-crm crm microsoft-dynamics
asked Jan 3 at 13:36
MilesMoralesMilesMorales
6971831
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If I find a plugin in the solution but it has not steps, may I delete it since it isn't doing anything? I believe a plugin without steps is impossible to trigger.
plugins dynamics-crm crm microsoft-dynamics
asked Jan 3 at 13:36
MilesMoralesMilesMorales
6971831
If I find a plugin in the solution but it has not steps, may I delete it since it isn't doing anything? I believe a plugin without steps is impossible to trigger.
plugins dynamics-crm crm microsoft-dynamics
plugins dynamics-crm crm microsoft-dynamics
asked Jan 3 at 13:36
MilesMoralesMilesMorales
6971831
asked Jan 3 at 13:36
MilesMoralesMilesMorales
6971831
asked Jan 3 at 13:36
MilesMoralesMilesMorales
6971831
asked Jan 3 at 13:36
MilesMoralesMilesMorales
6971831
asked Jan 3 at 13:36
MilesMoralesMilesMorales
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Yes, without any steps registered it is safe to say that the plugin is doing nothing.
However, to be safe you might want to put it into an unmanaged solution and export that solution before you delete it.
answered Jan 3 at 13:53
AronAron
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We have the plugin sitting in TFS, I know it's an exact copy because I registered the DLL. Since I have it in TFS would you say it would be safe to perhaps unregister it and exclude that cs file from the TFS project?
– MilesMorales
Jan 3 at 13:58
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Cool, as long as you have a recovery option, then you can delete it from the system and exclude it from the TFS project.
– Aron
Jan 3 at 14:02
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Yes, without any steps registered it is safe to say that the plugin is doing nothing.
However, to be safe you might want to put it into an unmanaged solution and export that solution before you delete it.
answered Jan 3 at 13:53
AronAron
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We have the plugin sitting in TFS, I know it's an exact copy because I registered the DLL. Since I have it in TFS would you say it would be safe to perhaps unregister it and exclude that cs file from the TFS project?
– MilesMorales
Jan 3 at 13:58
1
Cool, as long as you have a recovery option, then you can delete it from the system and exclude it from the TFS project.
– Aron
Jan 3 at 14:02
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Yes, without any steps registered it is safe to say that the plugin is doing nothing.
However, to be safe you might want to put it into an unmanaged solution and export that solution before you delete it.
answered Jan 3 at 13:53
AronAron
2,37031019
We have the plugin sitting in TFS, I know it's an exact copy because I registered the DLL. Since I have it in TFS would you say it would be safe to perhaps unregister it and exclude that cs file from the TFS project?
– MilesMorales
Jan 3 at 13:58
1
Cool, as long as you have a recovery option, then you can delete it from the system and exclude it from the TFS project.
– Aron
Jan 3 at 14:02
add a comment |
Yes, without any steps registered it is safe to say that the plugin is doing nothing.
However, to be safe you might want to put it into an unmanaged solution and export that solution before you delete it.
answered Jan 3 at 13:53
AronAron
2,37031019
Yes, without any steps registered it is safe to say that the plugin is doing nothing.
However, to be safe you might want to put it into an unmanaged solution and export that solution before you delete it.
answered Jan 3 at 13:53
AronAron
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answered Jan 3 at 13:53
AronAron
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answered Jan 3 at 13:53
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answered Jan 3 at 13:53
AronAron
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We have the plugin sitting in TFS, I know it's an exact copy because I registered the DLL. Since I have it in TFS would you say it would be safe to perhaps unregister it and exclude that cs file from the TFS project?
– MilesMorales
Jan 3 at 13:58
1
Cool, as long as you have a recovery option, then you can delete it from the system and exclude it from the TFS project.
– Aron
Jan 3 at 14:02
add a comment |
We have the plugin sitting in TFS, I know it's an exact copy because I registered the DLL. Since I have it in TFS would you say it would be safe to perhaps unregister it and exclude that cs file from the TFS project?
– MilesMorales
Jan 3 at 13:58
1
Cool, as long as you have a recovery option, then you can delete it from the system and exclude it from the TFS project.
– Aron
Jan 3 at 14:02
We have the plugin sitting in TFS, I know it's an exact copy because I registered the DLL. Since I have it in TFS would you say it would be safe to perhaps unregister it and exclude that cs file from the TFS project?
– MilesMorales
Jan 3 at 13:58
We have the plugin sitting in TFS, I know it's an exact copy because I registered the DLL. Since I have it in TFS would you say it would be safe to perhaps unregister it and exclude that cs file from the TFS project?
– MilesMorales
Jan 3 at 13:58
1
1
Cool, as long as you have a recovery option, then you can delete it from the system and exclude it from the TFS project.
– Aron
Jan 3 at 14:02
Cool, as long as you have a recovery option, then you can delete it from the system and exclude it from the TFS project.
– Aron
Jan 3 at 14:02
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