Closed sheldonleelazarus closed 6 years ago
Quoting the docs
To delete components after adding or updating other components, create a manifest file that’s named destructiveChangesPost.xml and include the components to delete.
So you just have to rename destructiveChanges.xml
to destructiveChangesPost.xml
.
Hi
Is there a way to automate it?
Kind Regards Sheldon Lazarus
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Quoting the docshttps://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.daas.meta/daas/daas_destructive_changes.htm
To delete components after adding or updating other components, create a manifest file that’s named destructiveChangesPost.xml and include the components to delete.
So you just have to rename destructiveChanges.xml to destructiveChangesPost.xml.
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@sheldonleelazarus Well, there is no flag in force-dev-tool
itself yet.
However you could just use unix commands, for example
$ git diff develop feature/foo | force-dev-tool changeset create foo && mv config/deployments/foo/destructiveChanges.xml config/deployments/foo/destructiveChangesPost.xml
Thanks so much will use this
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@sheldonleelazarushttps://github.com/sheldonleelazarus Well, there is no flag in force-dev-tool itself yet. However you could just use unix commands, for example
$ git diff develop feature/foo | force-dev-tool changeset create foo && mv config/deployments/foo/destructiveChanges.xml config/deployments/foo/destructiveChangesPost.xml
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Hi Amtrack
Currently the way force-dev-tool deploys using change set is : If there are destructive changes in a changeset the force-dev-tool will proceed with destructive changes first and then proceed with the actual deploy,
I have a quick question how can I set my destructive changes to happen after my actual deploy using force-dev-tool?