@flosum/cli is NodeJS written cli for work with flosum services. This extension is designed to make interaction with the cli more handful.
Installation
To make the extension work you should install @flosum/cli first.
If you don't have NodeJS on your local machine install it first.
Use following command:
npm i -g @flosum/cli
When a package installation completes use following command to check installation success:
flosum --version
After the successful installation you can start using the extension.
Usage
Press "Flosum" button in a bottom left corner of your VSCode window.
After this you will see a command list in atop middle side of your window.
Flosum: Login allows you to authorize your cli using api token generated on Flosum Global Settings service. You can authorize different tokens at the same time. This command will ask you to enter the alias for it.
Flosum: Logout let you delete saved authorization data using a list of existing aliases.
Flosum: Init Devops Project will initialize an empty salesforce project with flosum cli system files. Such project will not have configured credentials alias than you should do it yourself.
Flosum: Clone Devops Project will do the same as init command but it will also retrieve you main branch from a DevOps and will configure your project credentials alias.
When you initialize your project with init or clone commands and open it you will get access to specialized devops project commands. Press "Flosum button" to see them in your newly created project window.
Flosum: Logout command works in another way when your devops project is opened. It allows you to set project credentials alias for a list of existing aliases or authorize a new one.
Flosum: Logout command works in another way when your devops project is opened. It allows to unset your devops project credentials alias. If you do this most of devops commands from this list will stop working and should login again.
Flosum: Checkout branch allows you to retrieve another DevOps branch. If enter a name of not existing branch (to do it use New Branch option) you will create a new Branch on the DevOps website.
Flosum: Pull Branch will retrieve all latest changes from your remote DevOps branch.
Flosum: View Pending Changes will calculate and display in a vscode terminal all local not committed changes.
Flosum: Discard Changes will cancel all not committed local changes.
Flosum: Commit Changes will commit all your local not committed changes into remote DevOps branch.
