Hi guys,
Let's take a scenario where an extension named 'My_Location_Extension' was developed, published and installed by a developer named 'Jack' on a NAV Server Instance named 'NAVDemoService'. A few days later Jack is out of reach and 'Jill' (another developer) wants to know that what objects were modified and created by Jack and packaged in My_Location_Extension.
These kind of scenarios happen in real world. I tried to find a PowerShell cmdlet for unpacking a NAV app package but no success.
So, what to do? Other questions which arise in such a situation are,
Let's take a scenario where an extension named 'My_Location_Extension' was developed, published and installed by a developer named 'Jack' on a NAV Server Instance named 'NAVDemoService'. A few days later Jack is out of reach and 'Jill' (another developer) wants to know that what objects were modified and created by Jack and packaged in My_Location_Extension.
These kind of scenarios happen in real world. I tried to find a PowerShell cmdlet for unpacking a NAV app package but no success.
So, what to do? Other questions which arise in such a situation are,