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How to use sfdx to deploy Apex code?
I am using command: SFDX: Deploy Source to Org To deploy Apex code to a sandbox environment. But often it is taking a very long time (multiple minutes) to respond/complete. QUESTION How can I
Why is force source deploy command so slow?
You can’t; it takes as long as it takes. The force:source:deploy command can’t determine a minimal deployment package to generate, so it deploys everything. Making smaller packages and/or using 2GP (second generation packaging) would greatly improve performance.
Can a sandbox be deployed with force source?
You can definitely deploy individual files to sandboxes with force:source:deploy, at least as of v45.0. I’m also frustrated by this, and I see that the actual deployment/load of the metadata is only taking 10-20 seconds, but that the deployment job/request can be stuck in PENDING status for SEVERAL minutes.
Why do I get error force source deploy?
This is happening because for the force:source:deploy command that path of the folder or the file you want to deploy is not correct. Try opening up the file and doing a deploy or copy the file path or directory path by running pwd on your command terminal and manually type the command force:source:deploy –sourcepath “path of the directory or file”
How to deploy a source file in Salesforce?
Try opening up the file and doing a deploy or copy the file path or directory path by running pwd on your command terminal and manually type the command force:source:deploy –sourcepath “path of the directory or file” Thanks for contributing an answer to Salesforce Stack Exchange!
Where do I find the sfdx plugins folder?
This issue was due to issuer certificate. After digging up I found following error: Trace: open the CMD (if already open than close and open it again) and go to the AppData\\Local\\sfdx\\plugins folder (in my case cd D:\\Users\\Varun Rajpoot\\AppData\\Local\\sfdx\\plugins)
How to check if salesforcedx plugins are installed?
After digging up I found following error: Trace: open the CMD (if already open than close and open it again) and go to the AppData\\Local\\sfdx\\plugins folder (in my case cd D:\\Users\\Varun Rajpoot\\AppData\\Local\\sfdx\\plugins) f successfully installed check by running sfdx plugins command ( output: salesforcedx 45.0.12 (pre-release))