Author: Bruno Smith Lopes Ribeiro
This project is intended to make life easier for Salesforce developers by updating metadata that is changed or created in the sandbox's, and to help deploy to production environments by relating package.xml to the artifacts in the repository.
his feature serves to get a list of all metadata in your organization. They will be added in a package.xml in the MetaTiger directory called package.
This feature is for taking the files that are stored in your repository and preparing for deployment.
List of supported metadata:
AppMenu ApexClass ApexTrigger ApexComponent ApexPage CustomMetadata CustomObject CustomLabels CustomField DelegateGroup EmailTemplate Layout PermissionSet Profile StaticResource RemoteSiteSetting EntitlementProcess Flow CustomObjectTranslation FlowDefinition Settings ListView ValidationRule RecordType MilestoneType WebLink Workflow WorkflowRule StandardValueSet CustomTab AssignmentRules AuraDefinitionBundle CompactLayout CustomApplication FlexiPage Territory2Type Territory2 Territory2Model ContentAsset SharingRules BrandingSet LightningExperienceTheme
We added in our inventory now in MetaTiger, the functionality to execute the PMD, to carry out its code validations.
This functionality serves to download the metadata mentioned in a package.xml just pass the organization and path that it will download in the package directory a zip file.
This feature has a responsibility to take everything that has been changed by a user list in the sandbox or organization, adding a start and end date. A package.xml will be created in the MetaTiger root directory only with appropriate user changes.
This feature also takes metadata creations that were made by users.
You have a responsibility to get the metadata that was only created by users at that reference period.
This feature has the responsibility of deploying to any Salesforce environment, it allows various types of deploy's.
We added a feature in MetaTiger for deployments to be dynamically, using some commands in Jenkins. Check our library to find out how to set it up.
I hope it's useful!