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A company's Dynamics 365 Commerce production instance is updated monthly as new versions of the software are released.
The company needs to identify any potential issues in new releases.
They do not have developers to help with this initiative.
You need to implement a way to regression test scenarios.
Solution: Place data packages that are related to data task automation in the individual Dynamics Lifecycle Services (LCS) asset library.
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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/perf-test/rsat/rsat-overviewThe proposed solution to place data packages related to data task automation in the individual Dynamics Lifecycle Services (LCS) asset library aims to help the company regression test scenarios after each monthly update of their Dynamics 365 Commerce production instance.
Lifecycle Services (LCS) is a cloud-based collaboration platform provided by Microsoft for managing the application lifecycle of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations implementations. It provides tools for project management, automated deployment, and testing.
By placing data packages related to data task automation in the individual LCS asset library, the company can automate and schedule the regression tests using the automated testing feature of LCS. This would allow the company to identify any potential issues in new releases without requiring developers to write custom code for testing.
Automated testing using data packages and LCS asset libraries can be an effective way to regression test scenarios after each monthly update of Dynamics 365 Commerce. However, the proposed solution may not be sufficient on its own to fully meet the goal of identifying any potential issues in new releases. It is important to note that automated testing can only test what it is programmed to test, and there may be scenarios or issues that are not covered by the existing tests.
Therefore, the proposed solution could be part of a comprehensive testing strategy that includes manual testing, functional testing, and other types of automated testing to ensure the application is thoroughly tested before and after each update.
In summary, the proposed solution is a good start, but the company should consider implementing additional testing strategies to fully meet the goal of identifying any potential issues in new releases.