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Hi , sorry to hear that. Did you follow all the previous steps correctly?

Yes, I followed the exact same steps

Hi, looks like an unusual error. What are you trying to deploy?

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Last command converts csr to crt

you may look into an open source tool called sgd(Salesforce git delta)

Hi, this command deploys all the components inside the fore-app folder. You may specify the path or specific component and it will only deploy it. It's a very basic solution in this demo. You may use your own logic to get only the delta changes. 😉

Hi Austin, unfortunately no. You may comment if you have any doubts.

Thank you for watching the video. Yes you may use if you don't have any security or compliance issues in your organisation.

Thank you for watching the video. Yes you may use if you don't have any security or compliance issues in your organisation.

You may do it manually or you can create a step in the yaml file to run the sf/sfdx command for destructive providing the correct parameters and path .

Thank you :)

Hi Whitney. It seems redundant. There is no need to clone twice. It's always good to hear that the video was useful. :)

Np man.

hey, glad you reached out. You can use a tool called sgd(Salesforce git delta). Just Google it and try it out

Hi. I would recommend to have a generic admin user created for deployments for cicd. All deployments will happen against that user as we are using CICD. Hope this helps.

In my channel, there is a series for Salesforce deployment using azure. There I have used sfdx deployment, which is recommended by Salesforce compared to ant.

Thank you for your feedback 😊

Quick deploy only appears once you have validated the code with test runs in Prod. If you want to trigger the quick deploy through Azure once it's validated, then it needs to be investigated if there is any sf commands to do that. But otherwise you can always do a deploy with test runs.

@@cloudsparkhouse6538 thanks I got the sfdx command , how to fetch Deployment id dynamically instead of hardcode

These are few config settings. for the 1st one, it is instructing to use SOAP api for deployments. For 2nd one, if there is any pull request merged in that branch, Whether to cancel running PR builds when a new commit lands in the branch. Default: true. Doc: learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/pipelines/yaml-schema/pr?view=azure-pipelines#probjectproperties

Thank you bro

I guess you need to provide proper path in config file

Key is right there in the end with the certificate. File name- server.key

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Hi, I have a separate video on how to create a server certificate and key and how we can use it in connected apps to connect into Salesforce

@@cloudsparkhouse6538 Continuous Integration Using Jenkins with SalesforceDX | JWT-Based Flow in AWS EC2 Ubuntu

Make sure you user has admin access and your connected app has been given access to admin in profile section. If deployment is successful, did you check the deployment status?

@@cloudsparkhouse6538 Yes Sir. User and connected app has admin access. I looked closely into it and it seems like even the deployment is not done. It just says finishing deployment. After installing the Salesforce cli, I checked the sfdx version, there was no output. Basically , none of the sfdx commands are running.

@@nobodyman5632 I am pretty sure your sfdx is not installed properly. Where are you trying to install it in?

You can have your git and vs code with Salesforce Authorization in the same folder if you want. I suggest beginners to have them in 2 separate folders to avoid confusion. It's your choice.

Unfortunately I have not used mac so can't tell.

Sure, will do it soon.

I found this in Google- If you want to turn on SSL/TLS trust for that certificate, go to Settings > General > About > Certificate Trust Settings. Under "Enable full trust for root certificates," turn on trust for the certificate.

Through Azure, I'm not aware. Locally if you do in VS code, it usually opens a browser where you login with creds. You have to create a connected app and that connected app needs cert.

Instead of using jwt now you can generate sfdx url for org authentication however certificate would be still required as to generate the url you need to have consumer key and secret.

probably because the path which you have provided for server.key is incorrect

Make sure Salesforce cli is installed and it's being run in the place your Salesforce project is created

Please check if your consumer key and secret are correct

tq @@cloudsparkhouse6538

Hey Lakshmi. Thanks for your suggestions. Unfortunately I don't have much time to do so. You may shoot any queries you have.

Sorry if you felt offended...

Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching.

It's better to create a certificate separately and then put it in proper place.

Thanks bro.

In git? If you are using github desktop, go to history tab and right click on any commit and click revert changes in commit.

No there is no need. We are using force source deploy command and have specified a folder called force-app. Anything inside that folder if properly put, will get deployed to the Salesforce org. So developers only need to put the new/updated files of classes/fields etc.

@@cloudsparkhouse6538 When I create a branch for development from main, I get all the files, and I use VSCode to clone the repo. And then commit my changes. So in my dev branch there are all other files along with my modified file. How can I then deploy only modified file without modifying package,xml?

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Thanks bro :)

You can create different groups in settings, and then in repository access, assign it to different groups

may i know in which stage you are getting this error?

@@cloudsparkhouse6538 openssl x509 -req -sha256 -days 365 -in server.csr -signkey server.key -out server.crt

@@shyamrl9254 My reply may be useful for anyone who check it now. We need to check the folder permissions in which openssl folder is downloaded. If openssl folder is downloaded in Program Files, then Permission denied error may occurs. download the openssl folder in C:\ drive or any drive which does not need permission and copy the path and do the step 3. It should work. Thanks.

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