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Originally posted by catalandres September 22, 2019 Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am trying to download only the classes related to a project in an org. We have named them consistently with a prefix and we would like to be able to retrieve and deploy only a subset of them. That way we will not risk overwriting another team's progress by deploying a past version of a file unrelated to our project.
What are you trying to do
See above.
Describe the solution you'd like sfdx force:source:retrieve -m 'ApexClass:SomePrefix_*' should put in the classes folder only the classes that begin with SomePrefix_.
Describe alternatives you've considered
The one alternative that I can think for a wildcard retrieval would be to manually delete any files that are not in scope after the retrieval.
The alternative to a deployment with a wildcard (if it is not viable to delete files upon retrieval) is to list all the necessary classes one by one.
Additional context
Not applicable.
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Originally posted by catalandres September 22, 2019
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I am trying to download only the classes related to a project in an org. We have named them consistently with a prefix and we would like to be able to retrieve and deploy only a subset of them. That way we will not risk overwriting another team's progress by deploying a past version of a file unrelated to our project.
What are you trying to do
See above.
Describe the solution you'd like
sfdx force:source:retrieve -m 'ApexClass:SomePrefix_*'
should put in theclasses
folder only the classes that begin withSomePrefix_
.Describe alternatives you've considered
The one alternative that I can think for a wildcard retrieval would be to manually delete any files that are not in scope after the retrieval.
The alternative to a deployment with a wildcard (if it is not viable to delete files upon retrieval) is to list all the necessary classes one by one.
Additional context
Not applicable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: