Integrating SalesforceDX and Test Automation
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The document discusses the opening of the call for papers for Dreamforce 18 and highlights Salesforce DX, a set of tools aimed at enhancing the application lifecycle through improved development, automation, and continuous integration. Key features include disposable scratch orgs, source-driven development, and packaging 2.0, which allows for parallel development and better version control. The document also emphasizes the importance of test automation and continuous testing in agile and DevOps processes using tools like Provar.
Integrating SalesforceDX and Test Automation
- 1. Reminders Dreamforce 18 - Call for Papers now open https://www.salesforce.com/dreamforce/call-for-speakers/ Lightning Now Tour Developers >>> bit.ly/lightning-now-developer Sales Admins >>> bit.ly/lightning-now-sales-admin
- 2. Integrating Test Automation with SalesforceDX Geraint Waters Richard Clark
- 3. What is Salesforce DX? A new set of tools that streamlines the entire application life cycle. Improves team development and collaboration, facilitates automated testing & continuous integration; makes the release cycle more efficient and agile.
- 4. SalesforceDX Key Features Disposable scratch orgs Source driven, not org driven development Special Salesforce CLI commands, open platform Fundamental skill for Packaging 2.0
- 5. Containerize & Version your Applications • Improves parallel development • Clearer visibility of versions • Easier rollback Same tools for sandboxes as development • Link existing environments with your DevHub Package Types • Unlocked Packages for Customers • Developer Controlled Packages for ISVs • Both can have namespaces Why Packaging 2.0 ?
- 6. 2GP Environments Scratch Org Scratch Org Scratch Org Scratch Org Code Develop + Unit Test Continuous Integration On check-in: Compile & Unit Test Continuous Delivery Build & Install: Staging and UAT Continuous Delivery Release Install: Training and Production Dev Pro SBX Partial SBX Full SBX PROD Version Control System (repo) force:package2:version:create force:package:install force:source:push fource:source:pull force:package2:version:create force:package:install
- 7. The SFDX Application Lifecycle Packaging to streamline delivery to prod Sandboxes for performance testing, UAT, staging Continuous Delivery / build automation CLI integration with 3rd party editors Force.com IDE (built on CLI) Scratch orgs for devs, built off of source Continuous integration with test automation VCS as the source of truth RELEASE PLAN CODE BUILD TEST
- 8. Why Test Automation? Manual testing is costly and time consuming Enables Agile development Catches defects early
- 9. What is Continuous Testing? Process of executing automated tests as part of the software delivery pipeline Forms your DevOps process with Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment Essential for Agile and DevOps success
- 10. Advantages of Continuous Testing Mitigate risk Increase confidence Improve communi- cation Reduce overhead Ensure consistency
- 11. Why Provar ? UI and API Testing expert for Salesforce Intelligent tests using Metadata End to End Testing
- 12. Demonstrations Create Provar Test Case(s) Check-in to Source Control SFDX Deployment Pipeline Continuous Testing & Reporting
- 13. VCS Checkout: checkout scm Auth Dev Hub: sfdx force:auth:jwt:grant Create Scratch Org: sfdx force:org:create Generate Password: sfdx force:user:password:generate Push Deployment: sfdx force:source:push Assign Permission Set: sfdx force:user:permset:assign Run Apex Unit Tests: sfdx force:apex:test:run Load Test Data: sfdx force:data:tree:import Run UI & API Tests: ant -f ANT/build.xml Pipeline Commands
- 14. SalesforceDX Development Model 2yoq5TS Get Started with SalesforceDX 2ynk0XR SFDX Dev Guide(CI with Jenkins) 2yncBI1 SalesforceDX Integration with Provar ProvarDX1 Free AppExch Test Results App ProvarTIR Further information: bit.ly
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