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Good morning to the community. Recently I decided that I need to change my workflow with SF products (my background is not developer but I try my best to learn new skills) and reviewed a lot of solutions (free source and payed ones) while learning how to use git and sfdx. One of the products I am researching currently is sfdx-hardis and going through the documentation I can say that is not difficult to understand especially if you utilise Gitlab and you have a solid understanding of what is going on. But for people like me (gaining knowledge and using github) I believe a github "dedicated" instruction set geared towards the not so savvy users would be beneficial. Questions within a question DevOps center for the none developer savvy and sfdx-hardis for the people who wish to expand their skills Understandably sfdx-hardis provides the user interface to execute all that is needed but "establishing" it within a company us ours that preaches technology but is fearful of changes would be a long shot... Establishing it though in combination with salesforce DevOps center would allow a more seamless transition to the full adoption of the product. Thank you in advance for any assistance provided. |
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Hi @Heartist3 , Thanks for your interest in sfdx-hardis :) But the good news is that sfdx-hardis is perfectly compliant with GitHub since @legetz created the GitHub Actions workflows, and the even better news is that he and others provided feedback that many Salesforce production orgs are fed with sfdx-hardis + Github So basically, you can just go for sfdx-hardis + GitHub , it works and it has been proved ;) |
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@Heartist3 just follow the setup guide and at the end you'll have your working GitHub workflows :) (they are copied in your repo when initializing hardis config ^^)
https://sfdx-hardis.cloudity.com/salesforce-ci-cd-setup-home/
If you have issues., post them here, we'll help :)