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It seems like there is a difference in the way Eclipse IDE and VS Code Extension or Node.js CLI handle importing the bundle object for SDF projects. While Eclipse allows for this, it appears that VS Code does not have the same capability.
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Hi @rnawaz12,
You are correct about the difference between the tools. We have designed the VS Code Extension and Node.js CLI specifically for SDF-based projects since Bundles are old technology and we recommend users transition to SDF.
Thank you @tourajvaziri, I've been a long-time user of SDF and I appreciate the ability to generate an object.xml file for all record types via the command palette(VS Code Extension), as I can currently do in the Eclipse IDE. Also, need to improve the forms.xml objects, most of the time project:validate failed due to errors like:
and
@rnawaz12 We have known issues with local validate as you have attached in screenshot.
I would recommend to use validate against server side. That is more reliable.
Bundle Objects for SDF Project using Nodejs CLI
It seems like there is a difference in the way Eclipse IDE and VS Code Extension or Node.js CLI handle importing the bundle object for SDF projects. While Eclipse allows for this, it appears that VS Code does not have the same capability.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: