imported PCF solution error

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Posted on by ajyendra

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Whenever I imported PCF solution I got this error:

An error has occurred. Try this action again. If the problem continues, check the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Community for solutions or contact your organization's Microsoft Dynamics 365 Administrator. Finally, you can contact Microsoft Support. : Microsoft.Crm.Tools.ImportExportPublish.ImportCustomControlException: CustomControl with name d365crnr.DataRangeControl failed to import with error: Webresource content size is too big. ---> Microsoft.Crm.CrmException: Webresource content size is too big.

Anyone face this issue?

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RajYRaman 270 on at

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I have seen this error happen if the webresource size is greater than 5MB. I usually minify my scripts and try to get it under the limit. I don't know whether there is a way to increase this limit.

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JP-09110045-0 on at

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At this time there is no way to increase the 5MB limit. It is possible to build the control in Release mode that will minify the JavaScript file for you.

As part of the MSBuild pass in the parameter '/p:configuration=release' or if you are using VS2017/2019, set the configuration to Release.

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Pankaj Jadhav 18 on at

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May be too late to reply. But it seems that it is possible to reduce the bundle.js file size by using following command when you build custom control
msbuild /p:pcfbuildmode=production

This will tell webpack to build js in production mode. Also it generates unmanaged solution which you can import on your dev environment.

Thank you

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Rick Wilson 160 on at

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I feel like i ran into this issue early on and fixed it by upping the value for "File size limit for attachments" which also affects the size of WebResources and annotations.

--Rick

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Dinesh_tdoodz 3 on at

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This helped...! thanks

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Diana Birkelbach 3,072 Most Valuable Professional on at

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In case FluentUI is used, usually the reason for a big bundle size (even minimized) is importing the whole library instead of taking only the needed components. In that case, maybe my blog can help to keep a small bundle size: https://dianabirkelbach.wordpress.com/2020/07/27/fluentui-granular-imports/

Kind regards,

Diana

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NakulSuryan 3 on at

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This helped. Thank you. This is the solution.

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