For an overview of Mentz, see the Blog Post
This challenge requires simple conditional functionality to be created.
To take the challenge you build out the SimpleConditional1.cls class to satisfy the unit tests. There are a couple of ways of doing this.
If you want to iterate on your development, use the class in the source format (./force-app) directory in conjunction with a scratch org and the Salesforce CLI force:source:push/pull commands.
Use the class in the metadata format (./src) directory and the Salesforce CLI to carry out a metadata deployment - there's a package.xml file in place so all you have to do is run:
sfdx force:mdapi:deploy -d src -w 10 -u <username>
if you don't want to deploy the code, you can carry out a check deployment and execute the tests to get the results:
sfdx force:mdapi:deploy -l RunSpecifiedTests -r SimpleConditional1_Test -c -u <username> -d src -w 10
Ensure you have installed the MENTZ sfdx plugin.
Execute the following command:
sfdx mentz:publish -c "<comment>" -f <solution_filename> -u <username> -m
Parameters:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
<comment> |
a comment that raises any areas of concern to the mentor |
<solution_filename> |
the full pathname to your solution class |
<username> |
your username in the Mentz instance |
Ensure you have installed the MENTZ sfdx plugin.
Execute the following command:
sfdx mentz:publish -c "<comment>" -f <solution_filename> -u <username>
Parameters:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
<comment> |
a comment that draws attention to key aspects of your solution |
<solution_filename> |
the full pathname to your solution class |
<username> |
your username in the Mentz instance |