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How to use GitHub actions with Salesforce CLI?
We run all unit tests, LWC and Apex, and store them in a 3rd party system to see how our code coverage evolves. There are multiple ways you can use GitHub Actions in combination with the Salesforce CLI. One option is to use the (unofficial) GitHub Action on the forcedotcom repo here.
How to generate delta deliverables from Salesforce Git repository?
SGD allows you to generate delta deliverables from Salesforce (unpackaged) metadata source format contained in a git repository to speed up deployment and streamline pipelines. By comparing the metadata changes between two states of the repo, SGD allows you to:
What is the Bitbucket Pipelines add on for Salesforce?
Bitbucket Pipelines – Bitbucket Pipelines is an add-on for Bitbucket cloud that will allow us to kick off deployments and validations when updates are made to the branches in Bitbucket. What is Docker? If you have always worked in Salesforce, then it’s quite possible that Docker containers sound alien to you.
Is there a plugin for Delta Generation in Salesforce?
SFDX-git-delta ( a.k.a. SGD) is a Salesforce CLI plugin that allows incremental deployments from Salesforce source format tracked in a git repository. SGD is an unofficial and unsupported CLI plugin.
What does a GitHub workflow look like in Salesforce?
A GitHub workflow is a YAML based configuration file in which you define the order of execution for the to-be-used GitHub Action (s), their configuration, and when the workflow should run. In a simplified way this is what it looks like: Ok, that was quite a lot of information! But we aren’t quite finished.
Why does GitHub run all of the tests?
GitHub still runs all of the jobs, providing complete results. The builds run in parallel, so end-to-end tests do not need to wait for the integration tests to complete. Caching can help preserve data from one build to the next, reducing the execution time.
When to run ESLint TTO in Salesforce DX?
We automatically run ESLint tto ensure that each PR doesn’t introduce any LWC violations. We create and test a new unlocked 2GP package version when we open a PR against the default branch. We run all unit tests, LWC and Apex, and store them in a 3rd party system to see how our code coverage evolves.