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DynamicsSuite v1.0.0 — Initial Open Source Release

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@BigSceneUK BigSceneUK released this 10 Sep 19:07
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🔷 DynamicsSuite v1.0.0 — Initial Open Source Release

We are excited to announce the first official open-source release of DynamicsSuite — a unified, zero-admin desktop portal for Microsoft Dynamics 365, Dataverse, and Power Platform tools.


🌟 Key Highlights

  • Zero-Admin Execution: Runs entirely in user space on Windows, macOS, and Linux with no administrative privileges or DLL registration.
  • Centralized Entra ID (MSAL) Auth: Single sign-in using OAuth 2.0 PKCE flow. Public client authentication ensures zero client secrets or passwords are required or stored.
  • Cross-Platform Startup: 1-click startup scripts for Windows (start.bat / start.ps1) and macOS/Linux (start.sh).

🧩 Included Tools & Plugins

Plugin Description
🔍 Table Inspector Inspect schema metadata, detect fields on forms vs. orphaned fields, profile live data population, and export styled Excel Data Dictionaries.
🛡️ Power Page API Wildcard Auditor Audit Power Pages Web API site settings for deprecated * wildcards, scan portal JavaScript/HTML, and 1-click update whitelists.
📜 Audit History Explorer Search and analyze Dataverse audit logs with field-level change diffs and compliance reporting.
⚡ Cloud Flow Analytics Health check, telemetry analysis, and run history inspector for Power Automate cloud flows.
🚚 Record Transporter Export, transport, and synchronize configuration and master data between development and production environments.
📦 Solution Packager UI Visual interface for unpacking and packing Dataverse solution zip files into source-control-friendly folders.
🌐 Power Pages Portal Inspector Deep inspection of portal entities, webpages, web files, templates, and content snippets.
🧩 Plugin Template Authoritative developer blueprint for building and hot-reloading custom tools.

🚀 Quick Start

  1. Download and extract DynamicsSuite-v1.0.0.zip (or clone the repository).
  2. Run the startup script:
    • Windows: Double-click start.bat (or right-click start.ps1 -> Run with PowerShell)
    • macOS / Linux: Run ./start.sh
  3. DynamicsSuite will install dependencies in a local .venv and automatically open in your default browser at http://localhost:8501.