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How to install second generation managed packaging in Salesforce?
When you use second-generation managed packaging, to be sure that you set it up correctly, verify the following. You can create and install a second-generation managed package directly from the command line.
How to create a package in Salesforce DX?
When you’re ready to test or share your package, use the force:package:create command to create a package. A package version is a fixed snapshot of the package contents and related metadata. The package version lets you manage changes and track what’s different each time you release or deploy a specific set of changes.
Where does the namespace go in Salesforce CLI?
A namespace is assigned to a package at the time that it’s created, and can’t be changed. When you create a package or package version, Salesforce CLI creates a package alias based on the package name, and stores that name in the packageAliases section of the sfdx-project.json file.
Why do you need patch version of Salesforce DX?
Patch versions of a package are a way to fix small issues with your package without introducing major feature changes. Customers who are using an older version of your package can install a patch and not be forced to upgrade to a new major package version.
How to generate a package version in Salesforce DX?
When creating a package version, specify a –wait time to run the command in non-asynchronous mode. If the package version is created within that time, the sfdx-project.json file is automatically updated with the package version information. If not, you must manually edit the project file.
When to supply package details in Salesforce CLI?
You supply the package details when you create a package using Salesforce CLI, and the package descriptor section of your sfdx-project.json project configuration file is automatically updated. You can associate multiple second-generation managed packages with a single Dev Hub org.