A company implements Dynamics 365 Finance.
You are responsible for creating a custom feature within a solution by using Microsoft Azure DevOps.
Testers have found a bug while running one of the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) scripts.
However, it is not a high-severity bug and has been found to not have interconnected dependencies to other branches within the process flow.
You need to deploy the passed functionality features.
What should you do?
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A. B. C. D.A.
If testers have found a bug while running one of the User Acceptance Testing (UAT) scripts, but it is not a high-severity bug and has been found to not have interconnected dependencies to other branches within the process flow, the passed functionality features should be deployed. To do this, you need to exclude the specific package containing the bug from the deployable package.
Option A: Exclude the specific package from the deployable package in Microsoft Azure DevOps This option is correct. Microsoft Azure DevOps is a collaborative platform for software development that provides a suite of development, build, test, and deployment tools. By excluding the specific package containing the bug from the deployable package in Azure DevOps, you can ensure that the package is not included in the build that is deployed to the target environment.
Option B: Exclude the specific package from the data package in the Data management tool This option is not correct. The Data management tool is used to import, export, and manage data in Dynamics 365 Finance. It is not related to the deployment of custom features using Microsoft Azure DevOps.
Option C: Exclude the specific package from the deployable package in Configuration data manager This option is not correct. The Configuration data manager is used to create, modify, and manage configuration data in Dynamics 365 Finance. It is not related to the deployment of custom features using Microsoft Azure DevOps.
Option D: Exclude the specific package from the Business process modeler (BPM) This option is not correct. The Business process modeler (BPM) is a tool used to create, view, and modify business processes in Dynamics 365 Finance. It is not related to the deployment of custom features using Microsoft Azure DevOps.
In conclusion, the correct option is A, which involves excluding the specific package containing the bug from the deployable package in Microsoft Azure DevOps. This will ensure that the package is not included in the build that is deployed to the target environment.