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lispercat / sailpoint-iiq-dev-accelerator

VSCode extension to accelerate and facilitate development by directly interacting with the target Sailpoint IIQ server
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Like to see these features #2

Closed nbhansali closed 4 years ago

nbhansali commented 4 years ago
lispercat commented 4 years ago

Thanks! I'll take a look at the right-click issue. I am currently working on a "full deployment" feature so after that I'll have a look at multiple file import. Question is where would you select them? As an easy solution we can import all currently open files in VSCode

lispercat commented 4 years ago

I fixed the right-click command issue. Also I added a new feature as "full deployment", please check it out Let me know how you would like to select files for "partial deployment", is it ok to deploy all opened xml files in the VSCode?

nbhansali commented 4 years ago

Awesome thanks! I'll check out the "full deployment" feature. Would it be possible to multi-select all the ones you want to deploy in the project explorer?

lispercat commented 4 years ago

I found some bug in my full deployment. Working on the fix now. I think selecting files is the VSCode explorer could be a bit awkward, since the files are in different folders all over the project. To me the most viable solution seems to be opening all those files in vscode so for me, the open XML file would indicate you want to deploy it.

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nbhansali commented 4 years ago

That's dangerous because you might have files open you're unaware of.

lispercat commented 4 years ago

So true!

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lispercat commented 4 years ago

But then again, I always give the last chance to cancel the deployment by showing the list of files

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lispercat commented 4 years ago

OK, I pushed a fix for custom deployment in 1.0.7 The command is "Deploy Custom Build"

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nbhansali commented 4 years ago

Would it be possible to do a comparison between your local file and what is deployed on the server?

lispercat commented 4 years ago

Interesting suggestion, I'll see what I can do.

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Would it be possible to do a comparison between your local file and what is deployed on the server?

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lispercat commented 4 years ago

@nbhansali As something that already exists, you can execute iiq command "Get Object" and then "Compare Active File with ...". It may not always be a pretty comparison in some cases, since there could be lines from an active object (from the server) will have stuff like "ids", "dates" etc.

lispercat commented 4 years ago

@nbhansali I pushed the new feature "Compare Local with Deployed" in the 1.0.14. Please check it out

nbhansali commented 4 years ago

Appreciate it!! Thanks for all the quick fixes - the tool is very useful.

nbhansali commented 4 years ago

@lispercat would it be possible to implement a linter/formatter for sailpoint's beanshell code?

lispercat commented 4 years ago

For that I'd need to implement a language server (or/and reuse the existing Java language server extension). I am keeping an eye on that, but it's a big undertaking. Some day, I hope so

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