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Org-Dependent Packages: How to Edit in a Sandbox, Pull Changes, and Create a Merge Request
The complete workflow for org-dependent Salesforce packages: make changes in a sandbox, retrieve them with sf CLI, commit to git, and open a merge request. Step by step.
Git Basics for Salesforce Admins: Track Your Org Changes with Version Control
Learn the six git commands every Salesforce admin needs: init, status, add, commit, log, and diff. Includes a real workflow: retrieve a Flow, commit it, change it, see the diff.
Setting Up Your Environment: Terminal, sf CLI, and Git for Salesforce Admins
Step-by-step guide to setting up your terminal, sf CLI, and git on Windows or macOS: everything a Salesforce admin needs before working with metadata.
What is Version Control and Why Every Salesforce Admin Needs It
Version control for Salesforce admins explained from scratch: what it is, why your org needs it, and what you can do with git that you can't do today.
How to Set Up VS Code as Your Git Merge and Diff Tool: Complete Guide
Configure VS Code as your Git merge and diff tool using the built-in merge editor or external mergetool/difftool. Covers --wait flag, 3-way merge editor, and team setup.
How to Configure Meld as Git Merge and Diff Tool on macOS: Complete Setup Guide
Learn how to install and configure Meld as your Git merge and diff tool on macOS. Covers Homebrew setup, Apple Silicon vs Intel paths, and Gatekeeper fixes.
Git difftool vs mergetool: What's the Difference and When to Use Each
git difftool and git mergetool look similar but solve different problems. Learn which command to run, when to run it, and how to configure each independently.
How to Configure Meld as Git Merge and Diff Tool on Windows: Complete Setup Guide
Learn how to set up Meld as your default Git merge and diff tool on Windows. Step-by-step configuration guide with troubleshooting tips and alternative tools comparison.