✏️ Explanatory Question
How can developers handle parts of X++ code that need to be tested before porting everything to a new version?
How can developers handle parts of X++ code that need to be tested before porting everything to a new version?
When porting legacy applications to a new version, developers can use an Ignore list. This allows them to specify methods in an XML by selecting "Edit Best Practice Suppressions" from the project’s context menu. This XML document maintains the exclusions, enabling developers to test certain parts of the application before everything is ported. However, this approach should not be used in production environments as it hides potential runtime problems.