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Is there a way to split the metadata to custom folders?
Is it possible to create a sub-folder wihtin a library in salesforce?Is there any way via any API to track Metadata history?Is there a way to enable the metadata API for trial accounts?Is there a way to retrieve Metadata dependencies via ANT?Offline tool that can show dependencies between different metadata filesIs there a way to get CustomObject without extra metadata?Is there any way to map between Standard Profile Name to its matching metadata file name?Is there any other way than Metadata API how custom application to custom tabs assignment can be retrieved?Migrate Custom metadata typeSafely refactoring public methods in apex classesIs there an API that returns consolidated metadata including layouts?
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Our org have a huge legacy code base, thousands of classes, VF pages, Lightning pages etc.
We experience a problem that new developers don't know about generic classes and helpers that could be used when they're writing the code and it takes a ton of time on Code Review to find places where a helper could be used, but instead a bicycle is reinvented.
We thought that splitting our huge code base to the folders would be useful and would help us to granular our code and it would help with our problem.
The only answer I found is 6 years back. So I thought that something could be changed and maybe an ant script or a library invented.
Question is - is there a way to split the metadata by custom folders?
I.E.
Core
classes
CoreClass1
CoreClass2
objects
Log
Setting
...
MailingTool
classes
...
pages
...
metadata-api metadata
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Our org have a huge legacy code base, thousands of classes, VF pages, Lightning pages etc.
We experience a problem that new developers don't know about generic classes and helpers that could be used when they're writing the code and it takes a ton of time on Code Review to find places where a helper could be used, but instead a bicycle is reinvented.
We thought that splitting our huge code base to the folders would be useful and would help us to granular our code and it would help with our problem.
The only answer I found is 6 years back. So I thought that something could be changed and maybe an ant script or a library invented.
Question is - is there a way to split the metadata by custom folders?
I.E.
Core
classes
CoreClass1
CoreClass2
objects
Log
Setting
...
MailingTool
classes
...
pages
...
metadata-api metadata
edited Jun 20 at 20:21
David Reed♦
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asked Jun 20 at 20:09
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Our org have a huge legacy code base, thousands of classes, VF pages, Lightning pages etc.
We experience a problem that new developers don't know about generic classes and helpers that could be used when they're writing the code and it takes a ton of time on Code Review to find places where a helper could be used, but instead a bicycle is reinvented.
We thought that splitting our huge code base to the folders would be useful and would help us to granular our code and it would help with our problem.
The only answer I found is 6 years back. So I thought that something could be changed and maybe an ant script or a library invented.
Question is - is there a way to split the metadata by custom folders?
I.E.
Core
classes
CoreClass1
CoreClass2
objects
Log
Setting
...
MailingTool
classes
...
pages
...
metadata-api metadata
edited Jun 20 at 20:21
David Reed♦
45.8k8 gold badges26 silver badges65 bronze badges
asked Jun 20 at 20:09
EvAziEvAzi
7625 silver badges18 bronze badges
Our org have a huge legacy code base, thousands of classes, VF pages, Lightning pages etc.
We experience a problem that new developers don't know about generic classes and helpers that could be used when they're writing the code and it takes a ton of time on Code Review to find places where a helper could be used, but instead a bicycle is reinvented.
We thought that splitting our huge code base to the folders would be useful and would help us to granular our code and it would help with our problem.
The only answer I found is 6 years back. So I thought that something could be changed and maybe an ant script or a library invented.
Question is - is there a way to split the metadata by custom folders?
I.E.
Core
classes
CoreClass1
CoreClass2
objects
Log
Setting
...
MailingTool
classes
...
pages
...
metadata-api metadata
metadata-api metadata
edited Jun 20 at 20:21
David Reed♦
45.8k8 gold badges26 silver badges65 bronze badges
asked Jun 20 at 20:09
EvAziEvAzi
7625 silver badges18 bronze badges
edited Jun 20 at 20:21
David Reed♦
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asked Jun 20 at 20:09
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David Reed♦
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This is the purpose of Salesforce DX. The folders won't be on the Salesforce server, but you will be able to organize your folders/packages in a repo. See the DX Falcon Template for an example. Yes, it will take time to convert and organize your source code, but the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll be able to take advantage of this feature.
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This is the purpose of Salesforce DX. The folders won't be on the Salesforce server, but you will be able to organize your folders/packages in a repo. See the DX Falcon Template for an example. Yes, it will take time to convert and organize your source code, but the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll be able to take advantage of this feature.
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This is the purpose of Salesforce DX. The folders won't be on the Salesforce server, but you will be able to organize your folders/packages in a repo. See the DX Falcon Template for an example. Yes, it will take time to convert and organize your source code, but the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll be able to take advantage of this feature.
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This is the purpose of Salesforce DX. The folders won't be on the Salesforce server, but you will be able to organize your folders/packages in a repo. See the DX Falcon Template for an example. Yes, it will take time to convert and organize your source code, but the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll be able to take advantage of this feature.
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This is the purpose of Salesforce DX. The folders won't be on the Salesforce server, but you will be able to organize your folders/packages in a repo. See the DX Falcon Template for an example. Yes, it will take time to convert and organize your source code, but the sooner you get started, the sooner you'll be able to take advantage of this feature.
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