Overview Pipelines in Power Platform allow you to deploy solutions and configuration settings to target environments. These pipelines handle not only the solution components but also environment-specific details like connections, connection references, and environment variables. Here are some key points about solution pipelines: Deployment Scope : Pipelines can deploy any Power Platform customization contained within your solution. However, they do not include data stored within Dataverse tables. Environment Requirements : To create a pipeline, you need at least two environments: a source environment (usually your development environment) and a target environment where you want to deploy your solution. Both environments must have a Microsoft Dataverse database. Managed Environments : The target environments used in a pipeline must be enabled as Managed Environments . Limitations : Personal pipelines can’t be extended. Only two environments (source and target) can be configured
Overview Developers of model-driven apps can configure notifications to be displayed to app users as toasts or within the notification center . Here are some key points about Dataverse notifications: Automatic Polling : Your model-driven app automatically polls the system for new notifications and displays them to the user. Customizable Display : The notification sender or your system administrator can configure how the notification is shown and how it can be dismissed. Expiration : Notifications appear in the notification center until the recipient dismisses them or they expire. By default, a notification expires after 14 days , but your administrator can override this setting. On the other hand you can set expiry in seconds. User-Specific : Each notification is intended for a single user, identified as the recipient when the notification is sent. Sending a notification to a team isn’t supported; you must create notifications for each individual user. Enabling In-App Notificatio