A while ago I wrote an article about how you can quickly test and debug your SharePoint Framework code when it is already deployed on an environment. I use this technique quite a lot as I mostly work with application customizers. Info: Testing and debugging your SPFx solutions in production without causing any impact I use this technique quite a lot as
Version 1.13.2 of the SharePoint Framework React Controls (@pnp/spfx-controls-react) has been released. This is an open source library that shares a set of reusable React controls, which can be used in your SharePoint Framework solutions. This release includes the following changes: Enhancements Improvements to the Lithuanian localization #285 Fixes IFrameDialog: dimensions issue #303 DateTimePicker: IE11 layout issue #301 FileTypeIcon: Only displays PDF’s in SPFx 1.8.2 #300 FieldNameRenderer: Fails
Version 1.15.0 of the SharePoint Framework Property Controls (@pnp/spfx-property-controls) has been released. This is an open source library that shares a set of reusable property pane controls, which can be used in your SharePoint Framework solutions. This release includes the following changes: Enhancements PropertyFieldCollectionData: Add a property to be able to set a custom class on the collection data panel #180 PropertyFieldListPicker: Added listsToExclude
Version 1.13.1 of the SharePoint Framework React Controls (@pnp/spfx-controls-react) has been released. This is an open source library that shares a set of reusable React controls, which can be used in your SharePoint Framework solutions. This release includes the following changes: Fixes WebPartTitle: Fix for className property which is not defined #281 RichText: Fix issue where control turns drop-downs black #279 Contributions This release wouldn’t be
Version 1.13.0 of the SharePoint Framework React Controls (@pnp/spfx-controls-react) has been released. This is an open source library that shares a set of reusable React controls, which can be used in your SharePoint Framework solutions. This release includes the following changes: New control(s) Progress: New control added #230 DateTimePicker: New control added #21 RichText: New control added #20 Enhancements SecurityTrimmedControl: Support for item and folder permission checks
Since the release of SharePoint Framework 1.8.0, you will gain control over which TypeScript version to run in the build process. Until the release of 1.8.0 version, we were always tight to TypeScript version 2.4.2. There was no way to change this, as it was part of the internal SPFx build engine, but this has changed. In SPFx 1.8.0, you can now
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