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How to use the retrievePkg with the Force Migration Tool?
How to use the retrievePkg with the Force Migration Tool?
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I don't believe there is a method to pull down a list of all available packages, but you should be able to use a known name by navigating to Setup -> App Setup -> Installed Packages and using the value in the "Package Name" column (including any spaces in the name). I just confirmed this with several of our installed packages.
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