Snippet Library errors in 8.3 release, missing business rules and assemblies

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 Hi All,

It looks like in the 8.3 release, there's no CanChangeOperatingCompany opportunity business rule:

Upon "Building Web Platform":

ERROR - C:Users estAppDataRoamingSagePlatformOutputSage.SnippetLibrary.CSharpsrcSage.SnippetLibrary.CSharp.@.20a2a4bc-a0f1-4853-acb2-e8a6431fb2c3.codesnippet.cs(54,22):<strong>&#39;Sage.Entity.Interfaces.IOpportunity&#39; does not contain a definition for &#39;CanChangeOperatingCompany</strong>&#39; and no extension method &#39;CanChangeOperatingCompany&#39; accepting a first argument of type &#39;Sage.Entity.Interfaces.IOpportunity&#39; could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)

 

I compared an 8.1 release running in our test environment and sure enough, the business rule exists.

I also noticed a few more missing business rules from the Lead Interface:

AddAttachmentsContactID and ChangeCampaignTargetEntityID.

Can anyone confirm these were dropped?

In this case, for the missing lead business rules, I worked out my own business logic around them (since they were referenced in a custom smartPart), but I don't understand why there is a reference to the opportunity business rule in the snippet libraries if it doesn't exist in the project?

And another snippet library error:

ERROR - C:Users estAppDataRoamingSagePlatformOutputSage.SnippetLibrary.CSharpsrcSage.SnippetLibrary.CSharp.@.5fc66ecc-305b-4b51-b311-59fa7479c5e0.codesnippet.cs(48,36):The type or namespace name <strong>&#39;HttpContext&#39;</strong> does not exist in the namespace &#39;System.Web&#39; (are you missing an assembly reference?)

To me, this looks like a fundamental piece of a Microsoft library:

(&nbsp;object resOpen = <strong>System.Web.HttpContext</strong>.GetGlobalResourceObject("Opportunity", "Opp_Status_Open");)

Am I missing something here? The project was upgraded from 8.1 to 8.2 without any issues, but now 8.3 seems to be missing some core pieces.

unknown

I probably spoke to soon. It appears that the methods (at least ChangeCampaignTargetEntityID) has been depricated, but the only way I was able to determine this was by decompiling the business rules library...



Maybe I'm not looking in the correct channels for the updated, detailed change logs, but this is very misleading...



I'm still a bit confused about the System.Web.HttpContext missing reference though. This one seems more fundamental.