salesforce-story-manager v1.1.14

Steps to Use CLI

• An existing sfdx project with valid manifest/package.json
• The sfdx project does not have source control initiated
• SFDX CLI installed
• Use the below commands to install and use this CLI
• Install this package globally or from the project root directory

Install local

$ npm i salesforce-story-manager

Run local

$ npx ssm

Install global

$ npm i -g salesforce-story-manager

Run global

$ ssm

This is a CLI that allows you to

• easily create a branch for each user story
• organize user stories (branches) by sprint
• create branches from main branch at Head or Initial Commit
• automatically stash staged and unstaged changes when switching between stories (branches)
• list all changes made in the org by your user since last commit
• retrieve changes from the org by manifest for each story
• commit staged changes to the user story
• list files committed against the branch from force-app
• list git log for the branch
• manually stash/retrieve changes on each story

Story Organization

Create / Select a Sprint

• Create sprint
• Select sprint to go to Sprint Stories

Create / Select a Story

• Create story

  • From initial commit

  • From latest commit on main branch

  • From most updated org data pulled by manifest

• Select story to go to Story Menu

Story Management

Remove Story

• Permanantly remove stories (branches)
• Validate removal with two step deletion approval

Assign Story

• Reassign stories to other sprints or Uncategorized Stories

Retrieve Org Changes

• Pull latest org changes based on the manifest/package.json file

List My Org Changes

• Provide an org username in your configuration file
• This feature queries the Setup Audit Trail object
• The query will run for all changes by your user since the last commit for that story

List Committed Files

• An aggregated list of all files committed to the story branch from the force-app directory

Show Commit Log

• View a colorized printout of the commit log for that story

Stash / Retrieve Changes

• Stash changes (will stash staged and unstaged) by label you create
• Stashes are kept by branch so you only see and retrieve stashes for that story
• Retrieve stored stashes for a branch
• (All staged and unstaged changes are always automatically stashed and restored when moving between stories)

Commit Changes

• Commit changes that you stage using the Git GUI or CLI

Open Source

Issues and Feedback Options to come in future releases