Manage Salesforce DevHubs and scratch orgs without leaving VS Code. Salesforce Lens surfaces your DevHub limits, lets you drill into every scratch org, and bulk‑delete expired ones with a couple of clicks.
Features
DevHub overview cards with active/daily scratch‑org usage, editions, aliases, and org‑type badges.
One-click navigation from the Activity Bar sidebar into a full dashboard webview.
Scratch org table with search, Active/Expired/All filters, sortable columns, and inline expiration cues.
Multi-select bulk delete with confirmation, progress updates, and per-org success/failure feedback.
Uses the Salesforce CLI (sf) under the hood so data stays in sync with your authenticated orgs.
Prerequisites
Visual Studio Code ^1.99.3.
Salesforce CLI (sf) installed and on your PATH.
At least one authenticated DevHub (sf org login web --set-default-dev-hub).
Usage
Open the Salesforce Lens view from the Activity Bar (cloud icon) or run Salesforce Lens: Dashboard from the Command Palette.
Browse DevHub cards to see active/daily scratch‑org usage; click a card to drill into its scratch orgs.
In the scratch org view:
Search by username, alias, creator, or edition.
Toggle Active / Expired / All filters.
Select multiple rows and click Delete to bulk-remove; confirmations and results are shown in-place.
Refresh at any time to re-query the DevHub.
Commands
Salesforce Lens: Dashboard (salesforce-lens.dashboard) — opens or focuses the main dashboard webview.
Salesforce Lens: Open Scratch Orgs (salesforce-lens.openScratchOrgs) — internal command used by the sidebar to open a specific DevHub’s scratch org list.
