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Chapter 2: Software List
This chapter explores the actual tools we are using in our example, the basic understanding needed for each tool, and an explanation of why we're doing things this way. In short, our example relies on: GitA Git frontend if you are unused to Git - gitkraken i...
Chapter 3: Basic Machine Setup
1 - Install Local Software If you are admin on your machine, download Visual Studio Code from this link. Otherwise, use whatever your IT has to install software, whether it be Software Center, opening a ticket, or anything else of that ilk.As long as you're d...
Chapter 4 - Base Project Setup
This chapter explores how to set up your project management and version control integration, ensuring proper tracking from requirement to deployment. Initial Project Creation SFDX Project Setup Create Base Project sf project generate --name "your-proj...
Winter '25 Abridged
The Salesforce Discord Collective Presents:THE WINTER 25 RELEASE NOTES - ABRIDGEDPowered by ArgentForce CRITICAL STUFF Breaking MDAPI Change that breaks anything targeting Roles and Subordinates Contact your AE to get Salesforce Foundations features activat...
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Spring '25 Abridged
The Salesforce Discord Collective Presents:THE SPRING 25 RELEASE NOTES - ABRIDGEDI can’t believe it’s not AI CRITICAL STUFF Permissions Change. New View All Fields per Object allows overriding FLS for a Permission Set (a RN so great it’s listed twice). View ...
Chapter 5 - Using an Existing Project
Repository Go to Bitbucket Go the repository for the project. At the top right of "Source", click Clone, then "Clone in VS Code" Allow VSCode to open the link and install the extension if you are requested to do so. Also trust the publisher "Atlassian"...
Chapter 6 - Creating a New Project
Setting up the Project SF Cli Project Open VSCode and navigate to the folder where you want to create the Project - presumably somefolder/sfdx_projects or equivalent Use CTRL+SHIFT+P to open the VSCode Command Panel and type SFDX, then select SFDX:Create Pr...
Useful Command reference
Base sf org login web --alias MyOrg Login git add . && git commit -m "My Commit Message" && git push quick and dirty commit everything from local git remote update origin --prune get all Branches from remote and remove the deleted ones from your local D...
Summer '25 Abridged
The Salesforce Discord Collective Presents:THE SUMMER 25 RELEASE NOTES - ABRIDGEDThis post was Human-generated and cost 15 units of caffeine to generate. CRITICAL STUFF Breaking MDAPI Change that breaks anything targeting Roles and Subordinates from last rel...
Winter '26 Abridged
The Salesforce Discord Collective Presents:THE WINTER 26 RELEASE NOTES - ABRIDGEDRELEASENOTES_Redacted as the Summary was not found in the Summary Allowlist CRITICAL STUFF Honestly nothing for most users. Good news ! Avoid users getting weird warnings, and ...
Usual Command Flows - Daily
This flow represents a typical consultant's daily routine for working with Salesforce scratch orgs and version control. 1. Start of Day - Setup Bash # Open your terminal/CLI # Navigate to your project folder cd path/to/your/salesforce-project # Get lat...
Usual Command Flows - Scratch Org Creation
Scratch orgs typically last 7-30 days. Here's the flow for creating and managing scratch orgs. 1. Create New Scratch Org Note that the scratch org definition file must have been created before - this is usually the TA's responsability. Bash # Navigate ...
Usual Command Flows - Sprint Release and Change Flow
This flow describes the process when code is promoted through environments during sprint releases. 1. Pre-Release - Complete Feature Work Bash # Ensure all changes are committed git status sf project retrieve start --target-org my-scratch-org git a...