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What is Salesforce CLI?
Command Line InterfaceWhat is Salesforce CLI and what are to use it.
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Salesforce CLI : (Command Line Interface): It simplifies development and build automation when working with the Salesforce org.
It is used to :
- Create and manage org.
- Create and install packages.
- Import and export data
- Aggregate all the tools you need to develop with and perform commands against Salesforce org.
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This reply was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by
Forcetalks.
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CLI stands for Command Line Interface that simplifies the development and builds automation when working with the Salesforce org.
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