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Salesforce CI/CD Pipeline Gitlab

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  Salesforce CI/CD Pipeline | Gitlab In this article, we will be setting up GitlabCI/CD Pipeline for Salesforce. Prerequisites Salesforce Extension Pack for the VS Code Salesforce CLI Supported Java OpenSSL CLI ( To check if it is installed, Use the command openssl version, if OpenSSL is installed, it will print the OpenSSL version in the terminal).   Setting up Gitlab for Salesforce Project Create a Gitlab Account. You can use this link for signing up Login to the Gitlab Account. Create a gitlab Repository with Name sfdx demo. Now clone the repository in the VS Code.  To do that go to your repository and click on the clone button. Now click on the Clone in VS Code to clone this Repository in the Vs Code.   Or alternatively, you can use git clone repository url   in the terminal. In my case, a folder name SFDX-DEMO is created. Now open the parent folder of git repository folder in the terminal and use the following command. sfdx force:project:create -n sfdx-demo -x Please Make s
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Salesforce CI/CD Pipeline | Bitbucket

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Salesforce CI/CD Pipeline | Bitbucket In this article, we will be setting up Bitbucket CI/CD Pipeline for Salesforce. Prerequisites Salesforce Extension Pack for the VS Code Salesforce CLI Supported Java OpenSSL CLI ( To check if it is installed, Use the command openssl version, if OpenSSL is installed, it will print the OpenSSL version in the terminal).   Setting up Bitbucket for Salesforce Project Create a bitbucket Account. You can use this link for signing up  Login to the bitbucket Account you just signed up for. Create a Bitbucket Repository.  Go to  Home -> Repository. Now  Click on the Create Repository to create the Bit Bucket Repository.    Fill in all the details on the new screen. Then click on Create repository button at the bottom. (I will be using the name sfdx-demo as the repository name ,  I recommend you use the same repository name. So that you can follow along and used the same commands that will be in the article). Now clone the repository in the VS Code. 
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