Look up events and insert event subscriber in code, use the new Shift+Alt+E shortcut in the AL code editor to invoke a list of all events

A core part of extension-based “customization” is the use of events and event subscribers.
To identify an event and generate an event subscriber code template, we added the Event Recorder in the client some time ago, allowing recording and inspecting of thrown events; however, in many cases, developers are either aware of the event they want to subscribe to or want to have a fast way to search for the event (with type ahead/completion) and then insert event subscriber in code context.
Feature details

Use the new Shift+Alt+E shortcut in the AL code editor to invoke a list of all events.

Source :Microsoft Docs
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Look up events and insert event subscriber in code, use the new Shift+Alt+E shortcut in the AL code editor to invoke a list of all events.

A core part of extension-based “customization” is the use of events and event subscribers.
To identify an event and generate an event subscriber code template, we added the Event Recorder in the client some time ago, allowing recording and inspecting of thrown events; however, in many cases, developers are either aware of the event they want to subscribe to or want to have a fast way to search for the event (with type ahead/completion) and then insert event subscriber in code context.
Feature details

Use the new Shift+Alt+E shortcut in the AL code editor to invoke a list of all events.

Source : Microsoft Docs
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Dynamics 365 Business Central: obsoleting events

I’ve written a lot in the past about handling breaking schema changes on extensions and the best practice to use the ObsoleteState object property to signal to your developers or third-party ISV users of your extensions that you’re planning to remove something in your codebase.

Source : Stefano Demiliani
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