The capabilities and features of AL supported by a Dynamics 365 Business Central extension are determined by the runtime version. The runtime version supported by an AL extension can be specified in the app.json file with the following keyword:
"runtime": "11.0".
The runtime version specified in the app.json file determines which Business Central runtime the AL project is targeting. An…
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Dynamics 365 Business Central: changes in the default AL runtime version
The capabilities and features of AL supported by a Dynamics 365 Business Central extension are determined by the runtime version. The runtime version supported by an AL extension can be specified in the app.json file with the following keyword: “runtime”: “11.0”. The runtime version specified in the app.json file determines which Business Central runtime the…
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