I did a post a few months ago on Getting Started with GIT Connections and PowerApps, and when I was demoing this functionality to some users, the question came up regarding editing data from the GIT repository back to PowerApps (or was this only a one way highway). In this scenario, I navigated to my … Read More
Category: GIT
Retrieving Historical Data with the GIT API
We previously looked at retrieving data from GIT using a webhook to get real-time events, but if your primary goal is to only retrieve data from a particular point in time or in a batch fashion, doing so via their REST API might be more useful to you. The Setup Before starting, you are going … Read More
Creating WebHooks with GIT
Similar to Azure DevOps, you can set up a WebHook in GIT to collect data when changes are made to the system. Webhooks in GIT are not global and apply to each project you configure them on. Configuring Your Webhook To start, you create your HTTP “listener” URL and add that to GIT. It’s important … Read More
Getting Started with GIT Connections in PowerApps/Dataverse
There have been many solutions over the years that seek to put your solutions into source control and “decompile” them so you can work on individual components. In looking at the new/preview features for GIT integration with PowerApps it’s exciting to see the work that’s being done here. It should be noted at the time … Read More
Getting Started with GIT Copilot
It’s that time of year where I start to catch up on everything on my To Do list for learning. One that was definitely at the top was GitHub Copilot and this was a facesmacking one as the amount of time that could have been saved using this early on in some of our projects … Read More