On Wednesday we released an update to our XrmToolBox Plugin for the Online Management API. This new version includes support for a few enhancements recently introduced in the latest version of XrmToolBox, as well as the removal of the ability to save a backup to Azure, as per a Microsoft request.
Since we were so close, we decided to finish off adding support for the entire Online Management API to our XrmToolBox Plugin. We’ve actually released two versions recently: one with the new features, and then another one fixing a bug we had introduced with the new features.
We became quite familiar with the Online Management API while developing our XrmToolBox Plugin. In this post I’ll share a view of my observations.
After fixing a few bugs, and introducing a couple more features, we’ve released the first “official” (i.e. non-beta) release of our XrmToolBox Plugin for the Online Management API.
Engineered Code is excited to announce the release of the XrmToolBox Plugin for the Online Management API, allowing Dynamics 365 administrators to leverage API capabilities not available through any existing user interface.
