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How do I enable Dev Hub?
To enable Dev Hub in an org:
- Log in as System Administrator to your Developer Edition, trial, or production org (for customers), or your business org (for ISVs).
- From Setup, enter Dev Hub in the Quick Find box and select Dev Hub.
- To enable Dev Hub, click Enable.
How do I enable Environment Hub in salesforce?
Configure the Environment Hub
- Contact Salesforce to enable the Environment Hub in your org. If you’re an ISV partner, you can skip this step.
- Log in to the org where the Environment Hub is enabled, and then go to Setup.
- Assign users access to features in the Environment Hub.
How to enable Dev hub features in your Org?
Enable Dev Hub features in your Salesforce org so you can create and manage scratch orgs, create and manage second-generation packages, and use Einstein features. Scratch orgs are disposable Salesforce orgs to support development and testing.
How many Dev hubs can I create per day?
Consider these factors if you select a trial or Developer Edition org as your Dev Hub. You can create up to six scratch orgs and package versions per day, with a maximum of three active scratch orgs. Trial orgs expire on their expiration date. Developer Edition orgs that are inactive for 365 days are deactivated.
Do you need to enable Dev hub in Salesforce CLI?
It’s not necessary to enable Dev Hub if you plan to use Salesforce CLI with only sandboxes unless you plan to create second-generation (2GP) packages. The 2GP packages use a scratch org during the package generation process. Enabling Dev Hub in a production or business org is safe and doesn’t cause any performance or customer issues.
What kind of development model do unlocked packages follow?
Unlocked packages follow a source-driven development model. The source of truth of the metadata contained in the package is your version control system, not what’s in an org. This model brings with it all the benefits of modern source-driven development models.