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sunil2018
Existing process builder update
Hi
I upated an existing process builer process ( e.g ABC process) in sandbox . Then I exported it in VS code and it has following details
Directory = Flows
Process builder name: ABC.flow-meta.xml
File type = XML
extension = XML.
I created a new project and cloned a repositiory in VS code .I found this exiting ABC process had following file details.
Directory = unpackagedSrc\Flows
Process builder name: ABC.flow
File type = flow
extension = flow
Question: 1) I need to export my updated prcess builder process in VS code with flow file type and extention. Kindly suggest what SFDX command or steps I need to follow to get it.
2) will this process builder export override the existing cloned ABC Process builder process?
3) how can I update this existing cloned ABC Process builder process with my updated sanbox ABC process builder. Kindly provide your inputs and SFDX commands required for it.
4) I am not sure why file ABC process extension are different in above when exported from sandbox and repository.
I upated an existing process builer process ( e.g ABC process) in sandbox . Then I exported it in VS code and it has following details
Directory = Flows
Process builder name: ABC.flow-meta.xml
File type = XML
extension = XML.
I created a new project and cloned a repositiory in VS code .I found this exiting ABC process had following file details.
Directory = unpackagedSrc\Flows
Process builder name: ABC.flow
File type = flow
extension = flow
Question: 1) I need to export my updated prcess builder process in VS code with flow file type and extention. Kindly suggest what SFDX command or steps I need to follow to get it.
2) will this process builder export override the existing cloned ABC Process builder process?
3) how can I update this existing cloned ABC Process builder process with my updated sanbox ABC process builder. Kindly provide your inputs and SFDX commands required for it.
4) I am not sure why file ABC process extension are different in above when exported from sandbox and repository.
- Push the source and metadata to a scratch org.
- Pull any changes you make in the scratch org back to your local project.
- Sync this project with your VCS repo.
So we will create a new Scratch Organization: right click on your DevHub in the 'Organizations Manager' panel and select the 'Create Scratch organization' item to start the wizard.The simplest way to create a Scratch org will take less than 30 seconds, to do this:
Enter an alias for your org - 'GeoAppScratch'.
Set the checkbox to make the Scratch org the default one.
Instead of configuring the Scratch org manually, select the 'Use from project' option to use 'project-scratch-def.json' configuration from one of your opened projects.
Select the 'geolocation' project.
Press Next.
As a result, the IDE will call the Salesforce DX CLI to create the org and it will appear in the Organizations manager https://krogerfeedback.bid/
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- Push the source and metadata to a scratch org.
- Pull any changes you make in the scratch org back to your local project.
- Sync this project with your VCS repo.
So we will create a new Scratch Organization: right click on your DevHub in the 'Organizations Manager' panel and select the 'Create Scratch organization' item to start the wizard.The simplest way to create a Scratch org will take less than 30 seconds, to do this:
Enter an alias for your org - 'GeoAppScratch'.
Set the checkbox to make the Scratch org the default one.
Instead of configuring the Scratch org manually, select the 'Use from project' option to use 'project-scratch-def.json' configuration from one of your opened projects.
Select the 'geolocation' project.
Press Next.
As a result, the IDE will call the Salesforce DX CLI to create the org and it will appear in the Organizations manager https://krogerfeedback.bid/