Difference between revisions of "Release Plans"
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| − | New features comes to the Power Platform on a regular basis. Twice per year Microsoft presents a new upcoming [[Release Wave]] and to each Release Wave there is documentation which describes what is coming. That documentation is called a Release Plan | + | New features comes to the Power Platform on a regular basis. Twice per year Microsoft presents a new upcoming [[Release Wave]] and to each Release Wave there is documentation which describes what is coming. That documentation is called a Release Plan. |
The current and past Release Plans for Power Platform and Dynamics 365 are found [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/release-plans/ here]. | The current and past Release Plans for Power Platform and Dynamics 365 are found [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/release-plans/ here]. | ||
| − | == Type | + | The following chapters describe what makes up a Release Plan and what is good to know when reading it. |
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| + | == Timeline == | ||
| + | A Release Plan is released four months before a Release Wave starts to roll out. See [[Release Waves]] for more information. | ||
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| + | == Type of features == | ||
| + | Features are presented as being targeted for different type of users. | ||
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| + | * <i><b>End Users, automatically</i></b> These features include changes to the user experience and are enabled automatically.” | ||
| + | * <i><b>“Admins, makers, or analysts, automatically</i></b> These features are meant to be used by administrators, makers, or business analysts and are enabled automatically.” | ||
| + | * <i><b>End Users by admins, makers, or analysts</i></b> These features must be enabled or configured by the administrators, makers, or business analysts to be available for their users.” | ||
== Change Log== | == Change Log== | ||
| − | + | There is a chapter in the Release Plans which is called Change Log. Keep an eye here in order to know what has been added to the plan and what have been removed. The plans are updated continuously throughout the roll out and it is common that a certain feature presented is removed from the plan and moved to the next Release Wave. | |
Revision as of 09:25, 10 December 2021
New features comes to the Power Platform on a regular basis. Twice per year Microsoft presents a new upcoming Release Wave and to each Release Wave there is documentation which describes what is coming. That documentation is called a Release Plan.
The current and past Release Plans for Power Platform and Dynamics 365 are found here.
The following chapters describe what makes up a Release Plan and what is good to know when reading it.
Timeline
A Release Plan is released four months before a Release Wave starts to roll out. See Release Waves for more information.
Type of features
Features are presented as being targeted for different type of users.
- End Users, automatically These features include changes to the user experience and are enabled automatically.”
- “Admins, makers, or analysts, automatically These features are meant to be used by administrators, makers, or business analysts and are enabled automatically.”
- End Users by admins, makers, or analysts These features must be enabled or configured by the administrators, makers, or business analysts to be available for their users.”
Change Log
There is a chapter in the Release Plans which is called Change Log. Keep an eye here in order to know what has been added to the plan and what have been removed. The plans are updated continuously throughout the roll out and it is common that a certain feature presented is removed from the plan and moved to the next Release Wave.