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You are a Dynamics 365 Supply chain Management developer. Several users check out a custom form version control and modify the form. You need to find the user that has added a specific line of code to

The correct answer is D. Using Visual Studio, navigate Application Explorer and right-click View History.. In Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations development (which uses Visual Studio as the IDE), Application Explorer is the tool used to browse all application objects including forms, tables, and classes. When version control (such as Azure DevOps/TFS) is integrated, you can right-click

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Question

You are a Dynamics 365 Supply chain Management developer. Several users check out a custom form version control and modify the form. You need to find the user that has added a specific line of code to the form. What should you do?

Options

  • AIn Solution Explorer, navigate to the object and right-click View History.
  • BUsing Visual Studio, navigate to the object. Add the object to a new solution, and then right-click
  • COpen the object in Object Designer, select the title of the object, and then right-click View History.
  • DUsing Visual Studio, navigate Application Explorer and right-click View History.

How the community answered

(43 responses)
  • A
    2% (1)
  • B
    2% (1)
  • C
    7% (3)
  • D
    88% (38)

Explanation

In Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations development (which uses Visual Studio as the IDE), Application Explorer is the tool used to browse all application objects including forms, tables, and classes. When version control (such as Azure DevOps/TFS) is integrated, you can right-click any object in Application Explorer and select View History to see a full log of changes including which user committed each change and when. This allows you to trace who introduced a specific line of code. Solution Explorer (A) is used for managing projects/solutions, not viewing object history. Object Designer (C) is legacy Dynamics AX terminology. Option B describes an incomplete and incorrect workflow.

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#Dynamics 365 Development#Version Control#Visual Studio#Application Explorer

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