I’ve written in the past how to use .NET assemblies in AL for your on-premise extensions and all is also officially documented here, but I think there are some tricky aspects that must be more explicited:
- In order to use your .NET assemblies (DLLs), in Visual Studio Code you need to set the assemblyProbingPaths option to point to the folders containing the assemblies that you will…
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