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I'm on a project that has a very "unique" ALM process such that there is no defined server where the most up to date metadata exists.
If the static fields class would be generated as partial, it would allow for devs to add missing fields that won't get overwritten the next time the classes are regenerated.
Current:
[System.Runtime.Serialization.DataContractAttribute()][Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Client.EntityLogicalNameAttribute("contact")]publicpartialclass Contact : Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Entity
{/// <summary>/// Available fields, a the time of codegen, for the contact entity/// </summary>publicstaticclass Fields
{publicconststringAccountId="accountid";publicconststringAccountRoleCode="accountrolecode";publicconststringAddress1_AddressId="address1_addressid";publicconststringAddress1_AddressTypeCode="address1_addresstypecode";publicconststringAddress1_City="address1_city";
Desired
[System.Runtime.Serialization.DataContractAttribute()][Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Client.EntityLogicalNameAttribute("contact")]publicpartialclass Contact : Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Entity
{/// <summary>/// Available fields, a the time of codegen, for the contact entity/// </summary>publicstaticpartialclass Fields
{publicconststringAccountId="accountid";publicconststringAccountRoleCode="accountrolecode";publicconststringAddress1_AddressId="address1_addressid";publicconststringAddress1_AddressTypeCode="address1_addresstypecode";publicconststringAddress1_City="address1_city";
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I'm on a project that has a very "unique" ALM process such that there is no defined server where the most up to date metadata exists.
If the static fields class would be generated as partial, it would allow for devs to add missing fields that won't get overwritten the next time the classes are regenerated.
Current:
Desired
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: