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I run the below command and it prints undefined.
~sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --targetusername=mysandbox --folder=unfiled$public
undefined
When I run the above command with --metadatatype=CustomObject, it is working fine but not for EmailTemplate
What is wrong I am doing here?
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I run the below command and it prints undefined.
~sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --targetusername=mysandbox --folder=unfiled$public
undefined
When I run the above command with --metadatatype=CustomObject, it is working fine but not for EmailTemplate
What is wrong I am doing here?
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I run the below command and it prints undefined.
~sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --targetusername=mysandbox --folder=unfiled$public
undefined
When I run the above command with --metadatatype=CustomObject, it is working fine but not for EmailTemplate
What is wrong I am doing here?
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I run the below command and it prints undefined.
~sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --targetusername=mysandbox --folder=unfiled$public
undefined
When I run the above command with --metadatatype=CustomObject, it is working fine but not for EmailTemplate
What is wrong I am doing here?
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$ is a reserved character in some terminals, so I had to escape $ like this --folder="unfiled$public"
Here is the complete command that is working:
~sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --targetusername=mysandbox --folder=unfiled$public
NOTE: I ran into this issue on macOS.
Here is the bash script I created to prepare pacakge.xml with all EmailTemplate component names from the org:
#!/bin/bash
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailFolder --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' > temp.txt
input="temp.txt"
rm -f package_temp.xml
echo "<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>n" >> package_temp.xml
echo "<Package xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata">" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <types>" >> package_temp.xml
while IFS= read -r line
do
folderName="$line//"/"
#folderName="'$id'"
echo "$folderName"
rm -f temp_1.txt
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --folder=$folderName --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' >> temp_1.txt
while IFS= read -r line1
do
templateName="$line1//"/"
echo " <members>$templateName</members>" >> package_temp.xml
done < "temp_1.txt"
done < "$input"
echo " <name>EmailTemplate</name>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " </types>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <version>46.0</version>" >> package_temp.xml
echo "</Package>" >> package_temp.xml
cat package_temp.xml
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In some terminals. It's always worth the time to learn your OS's terminal, as you never know when you'll run in to some quirk of the OS.
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$ is a reserved character in some terminals, so I had to escape $ like this --folder="unfiled$public"
Here is the complete command that is working:
~sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --targetusername=mysandbox --folder=unfiled$public
NOTE: I ran into this issue on macOS.
Here is the bash script I created to prepare pacakge.xml with all EmailTemplate component names from the org:
#!/bin/bash
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailFolder --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' > temp.txt
input="temp.txt"
rm -f package_temp.xml
echo "<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>n" >> package_temp.xml
echo "<Package xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata">" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <types>" >> package_temp.xml
while IFS= read -r line
do
folderName="$line//"/"
#folderName="'$id'"
echo "$folderName"
rm -f temp_1.txt
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --folder=$folderName --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' >> temp_1.txt
while IFS= read -r line1
do
templateName="$line1//"/"
echo " <members>$templateName</members>" >> package_temp.xml
done < "temp_1.txt"
done < "$input"
echo " <name>EmailTemplate</name>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " </types>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <version>46.0</version>" >> package_temp.xml
echo "</Package>" >> package_temp.xml
cat package_temp.xml
answered 8 hours ago
javanoobjavanoob
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In some terminals. It's always worth the time to learn your OS's terminal, as you never know when you'll run in to some quirk of the OS.
– sfdcfox
7 hours ago
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$ is a reserved character in some terminals, so I had to escape $ like this --folder="unfiled$public"
Here is the complete command that is working:
~sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --targetusername=mysandbox --folder=unfiled$public
NOTE: I ran into this issue on macOS.
Here is the bash script I created to prepare pacakge.xml with all EmailTemplate component names from the org:
#!/bin/bash
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailFolder --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' > temp.txt
input="temp.txt"
rm -f package_temp.xml
echo "<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>n" >> package_temp.xml
echo "<Package xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata">" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <types>" >> package_temp.xml
while IFS= read -r line
do
folderName="$line//"/"
#folderName="'$id'"
echo "$folderName"
rm -f temp_1.txt
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --folder=$folderName --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' >> temp_1.txt
while IFS= read -r line1
do
templateName="$line1//"/"
echo " <members>$templateName</members>" >> package_temp.xml
done < "temp_1.txt"
done < "$input"
echo " <name>EmailTemplate</name>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " </types>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <version>46.0</version>" >> package_temp.xml
echo "</Package>" >> package_temp.xml
cat package_temp.xml
answered 8 hours ago
javanoobjavanoob
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In some terminals. It's always worth the time to learn your OS's terminal, as you never know when you'll run in to some quirk of the OS.
– sfdcfox
7 hours ago
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$ is a reserved character in some terminals, so I had to escape $ like this --folder="unfiled$public"
Here is the complete command that is working:
~sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --targetusername=mysandbox --folder=unfiled$public
NOTE: I ran into this issue on macOS.
Here is the bash script I created to prepare pacakge.xml with all EmailTemplate component names from the org:
#!/bin/bash
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailFolder --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' > temp.txt
input="temp.txt"
rm -f package_temp.xml
echo "<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>n" >> package_temp.xml
echo "<Package xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata">" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <types>" >> package_temp.xml
while IFS= read -r line
do
folderName="$line//"/"
#folderName="'$id'"
echo "$folderName"
rm -f temp_1.txt
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --folder=$folderName --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' >> temp_1.txt
while IFS= read -r line1
do
templateName="$line1//"/"
echo " <members>$templateName</members>" >> package_temp.xml
done < "temp_1.txt"
done < "$input"
echo " <name>EmailTemplate</name>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " </types>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <version>46.0</version>" >> package_temp.xml
echo "</Package>" >> package_temp.xml
cat package_temp.xml
answered 8 hours ago
javanoobjavanoob
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$ is a reserved character in some terminals, so I had to escape $ like this --folder="unfiled$public"
Here is the complete command that is working:
~sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --targetusername=mysandbox --folder=unfiled$public
NOTE: I ran into this issue on macOS.
Here is the bash script I created to prepare pacakge.xml with all EmailTemplate component names from the org:
#!/bin/bash
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailFolder --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' > temp.txt
input="temp.txt"
rm -f package_temp.xml
echo "<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes"?>n" >> package_temp.xml
echo "<Package xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata">" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <types>" >> package_temp.xml
while IFS= read -r line
do
folderName="$line//"/"
#folderName="'$id'"
echo "$folderName"
rm -f temp_1.txt
sfdx force:mdapi:listmetadata --metadatatype=EmailTemplate --folder=$folderName --targetusername=devsandbox --json | jq '.result[].fullName' >> temp_1.txt
while IFS= read -r line1
do
templateName="$line1//"/"
echo " <members>$templateName</members>" >> package_temp.xml
done < "temp_1.txt"
done < "$input"
echo " <name>EmailTemplate</name>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " </types>" >> package_temp.xml
echo " <version>46.0</version>" >> package_temp.xml
echo "</Package>" >> package_temp.xml
cat package_temp.xml
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In some terminals. It's always worth the time to learn your OS's terminal, as you never know when you'll run in to some quirk of the OS.
– sfdcfox
7 hours ago
add a comment
|
1
In some terminals. It's always worth the time to learn your OS's terminal, as you never know when you'll run in to some quirk of the OS.
– sfdcfox
7 hours ago
1
1
In some terminals. It's always worth the time to learn your OS's terminal, as you never know when you'll run in to some quirk of the OS.
– sfdcfox
7 hours ago
In some terminals. It's always worth the time to learn your OS's terminal, as you never know when you'll run in to some quirk of the OS.
– sfdcfox
7 hours ago
add a comment
|
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