What the hell is this?: Compare and sync Salesforce orgs. This readme only shows how to view the diffs, but not actually sync. You can compare orgs a few different ways. 1> Github repo - Salesforce org. 2> FileSystem dir - Salesforce org. 3> Salesforce org - Salesforce org. This readme only explains #3.
prerequisite: (oracle/open) Java 1.6+
Windows|Mac|Linux|Gameboy
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Download the application > https://github.com/Fourqio/sf-deploy-and-destroy/zipball/master
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Open a terminal and CD to the app.
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run
java -jar deployAndDestroy.jar --install-only -
Open the environment DIR shown
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Copy salesforce-example.env 2 times and rename to:
salesforce-org-from.env
salesforce-org-to.env
open each file and fill in the needed config info. If it's a production org put production instead of test for 'sf.environment'. Make sure the 'sf.login' is an admin or user that has a similar profile. Relace the 'sf.environment.server' with your server obviously.
[example]
type=salesforce
sf.environment=test
sf.environment.server=cs11
sf.login=rocky@gmail.org.rocky
sf.password=MyPassword
sf.security.token=YourSecToken
sf.include.packages=false
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Run a test run. Open a terminal and CD to the app.
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run
java -jar deployAndDestroy.jar -e salesforce-org-from salesforce-org-to --print-only
The entire process should take less than 2 minutes, but really depends on the size of your orgs.
You should see a list of differences in deployable metadata if there is any. The list shown is all of the components that would be destroyed in the salesforce-org-to.env org if you weren't running a test run. I will supply the jar option for actually syncing once I hear some feedback.
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request