Oh yes, we do need that one also.

I really appreciate your recent PRs
One add. note for partners. If you're customers are still using custom reports instead of report ext. then you need some additional code and you have to wait until this PR is merged to easily embed the XML only in the ZUGFeRD process:
github.com/microsoft/AL...

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I do not know much about your background but if you had to practice your communication skills, you came a long way because you are one of the nicest persons in the #msdyn365bc bubble. I feel like someone had to say this.

Good one, hoping to see some input here.

Yes, I have seen this way of thinking with my colleagues also. It is not wrong of course. From my point of view, this is just unnecessary. Functions should be small enough - that is more important rule from my perspective. More code impairs readability.

Maybe other apps may be dependant on it - that way it is mandatory to have this app in order that other apps can work. Other than that I personally would not like to have an app that nobody can uninstall in my environment. Or rephrased - I advise against setting an app to "Excluded".

That is for sure nit Microsoft had in mind with these apps. Why do you want to prevent uninstalling the app?

Which is fine. I just do not like that this could mean that local variables should be reset at the start of the function. I feels like anti-pattern.

I would suggest directing the question to Microsoft. I think they did not plan for anyone else them themselves to use this prefix.

To be honest, I really dislike those stuff that are meant do to stuff "just in case" but the case cannot happen in real life. I learned to live with the fact that some other devs like to be extra cautious.

As far as I know Microsoft uses this prefix to hide some apps in the Business Central that are actually installed. Are you trying to publish your own app with this prefix?

With or without using service billing module?

What I wanted to say is - people might be disturbed if Microsoft impose a rule for others but not for Microsoft apps.