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| " SFDX mappings | |
| " Requires https://github.com/skywind3000/asyncrun.vim | |
| let mapleader = "\<Space>" | |
| nmap <leader>fst :AsyncRun sfdx force:source:status<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fsp :AsyncRun sfdx force:source:push<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>wfsp :w<CR> :AsyncRun sfdx force:source:push<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fsl :AsyncRun sfdx force:source:pull<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fol :AsyncRun sfdx force:org:list<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fod :AsyncRun sfdx force:org:display<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fop :AsyncRun sfdx force:org:open<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>foc :AsyncRun sfdx force:org:create<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fcl :AsyncRun sfdx force:config:list<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fcs :AsyncRun sfdx force:config:set<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fcg :AsyncRun sfdx force:config:get<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fmc :AsyncRun sfdx force:mdapi:convert<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fmd :AsyncRun sfdx force:mdapi:deploy<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fmr :AsyncRun sfdx force:mdapi:retrieve<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fawl :AsyncRun sfdx force:auth:web:login<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fdte :AsyncRun sfdx force:data:tree:export<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fdti :AsyncRun sfdx force:data:tree:import<CR> | |
| nmap <leader>fat :AsyncRun sfdx force:apex:test:run -d /tmp/apex_tests -c -r human<CR> |
@jstvz
Thank you very much for your zsh completion! It's really helpful.
I'd like to ask you one question. How did you generate this completion function? Did you write it manually?
I just wondered how you're following the updates of sfdx CLI.
My guess is he's using sfdx force:doc:commands:display --json | jq -r . and then autogenerating.
And if so, I'd love to see the script!
Looks like this was a port of the Heroku completion script. I did something similar and included the script here: https://github.com/wadewegner/salesforce-cli-zsh-completion
Looks good, @wadewegner!
Also, you are correct, I based this on the Heroku plugin included in OMZ. I was text munging the help output with a python script... using jq is much cleaner.
hey, hi.
i'm a bit new to VSCO, used to do things with mavens and sublime text ..
where did i put this alias to use then?
The alias file now has at least two conflicts in it
alias fpvu="sfdx force:package2:version:uninstall"
alias fpvu="sfdx force:package2:version:update"
and
alias fsp="sfdx force:source:pull"
alias fsp="sfdx force:source:push"
Which is a definite breaking issue! Needs a pattern decision making
Updated for
salesforcedx 40.7.0