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Salesforce DX – Push Changes To Dev Hub

Here below are the steps to push changes to Devhub org: 1) Open terminal, 2) Go to the source project directory where deploy (convert) folder is created 3)) Run: force:source:convert ex: Ajays-MacBook-Pro:Test DX Project ajay$ sfdx force:source:convert 2)  sfdx force : mdapi : deploy - d deploy - u brett @ wipdeveloper . com ex: Ajays-MacBook-Pro:Test DX Project ajay$ sfdx force:mdapi:deploy -d metadataPackage_1557997633911 -u test-pe5ul6jgi4nb@example.com To check the status of this deployment try either of below mentioned two ways : 1)  run "sfdx force:mdapi:deploy:report" or 2) open the org and goto s etup->deployment status

SFDX Install CPQ in Scratch org

Hi Guys, To install the CPQ package in Devhub :  1) Goto ->  https://steelbrick2.force.com/apex/installPremium 2) Scroll down to Package Installation Link 3) Click on Recent Package Release link depending on Org you want to install CPQ - Production / Sandbox 4) Do the org authentication, it would then redirect to org where the CPQ package would be installed. 5) The status could be monitored under Setup->installed packages 6) You would receive an email when the package is successfully installed.  To install the CPQ package in Scratch org :  1) Goto terminal and run the following command -> sfdx force:package:install --package [packageId] -w 30 use the package id from the CPQ Installation Page as  [packageId] the  -w 30  denotes that installation will wait 30 minutes for the installation to complete after the package is available. the -u [Scratch Org Name] denotes scratch org name where you want installation. for ex:  sfdx f

Installing Apache ANT on MAC OS X

To get Ant running on your Mac in 5 minutes, follow these steps. Open up your terminal. Decision 1 - If you already have brew installed, follow the below two steps: Make sure you have updated version of brew by running the first command 1)  brew update 2)  brew install ant Decision 2 - If you don't have brew installed : Perform these commands in order: 1) /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" 2) brew install ant If you don't have Java installed yet, you will get the following error: "Error: An unsatisfied requirement failed this build." Run this command next:  brew cask install java  to fix this. The installation will resume. Results : Successful installation: Ant is now installed and available through the "ant" command in the terminal. To test the installation, just type " ant -version " into a terminal window. You should get the followi