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How do we use scratch orgs in Salesforce?
How do we use scratch orgs in Salesforce?
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To work with scratch orgs, you must first enable the Developer Hub (Dev Hub) in your production or business org. You then use the Salesforce DX command-line interface (CLI) to create scratch orgs. You have two ways of managing your scratch orgs: using CLI commands or the Salesforce graphical interface.
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To work with scratch orgs, you must first enable the Developer Hub (Dev Hub) in your production or business org. You then use the Salesforce DX command-line interface (CLI) to create scratch orgs. You have two ways of managing your scratch orgs: using CLI commands or the Salesforce graphical interface.
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