cumulusci 2.0.0a6

Build and release tools for Salesforce developers

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CumulusCI
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CumulusCI is a command line tool belt and set of reusable Python classes useful in the development and release process of building a Salesforce Managed Package application.

Key Features
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* Out of the box, CumulusCI provides a complete best practice development and release process based on the processes used by Salesforce.org to build and release managed packages to thousands of users
* Flexible and pluggable system for running tasks (single actions) and flows (sequences of tasks)
* OAuth based org keychain allowing easy connection to Salesforce orgs and stored in local files using AES encryption

Requirements
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* Python 2.7.x
* stdbuf - for passing through stdout from Ant
* Ant - for using some task commands

Installation
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* pip install cumulusci

Quick Start
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This section provide a brief example of the commands you'd use to start a new project once you have CumulusCI installed

$ cd <Your_Local_Repo>
$ cumulusci2 project init
project_name: MyProject
$ cat cumulusci.yml
project:
name: MyProject
$ cumulusci2 org config_connected_app
client_id: 12345890
client_secret:
$ cumulusci2 org connect dev
*** Opens a browser at the Salesforce login prompt to complete OAuth grant
$ cumulusci2 org list
dev
$ cumulusci2 org info dev
*** Displays the OAuth configuration info for the org named "dev"
$ cumulusci2 org browser dev
*** Opens a browser tab to the org using OAuth to bypass login
$ cumulusci2 org connect --sandbox test
*** Opens a browser at the Salesforce login prompt to complete OAuth grant
$ cumulusci2 org list
dev
test
$ cumulusci2 task list
*** List all available tasks
deploy: Deploys the src directory to the target Salesforce org
$ cumulusci2 task run --org dev deploy
*** Runs the "deploy" task against the "dev" org
$ cumulusci2 flow list
*** List all available flows
deploy_dev_org: Runs a complete deployment against a dev org including dependencies but not running tests
$ cumulusci2 flow run --org test deploy_dev_org
*** Runs the "dev_org" flow against the "test" org


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History
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2.0.0-alpha6 (2016-10-24)
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* Moved the build and ci directories back to the root so 2.0 is backwards compatible with 1.0
* Allow override of keychain class via CUMULUSCI_KEYCHAIN_CLASS env var
* New keychain class cumulusci.core.keychain.EnvironmentProjectKeychain for storing org credentials as json in environment variables
* Tasks now support the salesforce_task option for requiring a Salesforce org
* The new BaseSalesforceToolingApi task wraps simple-salesforce for building tasks that interact with the Tooling API
* cumulusci org default <name>
* Set a default org for tasks and flows
* No longer require passing org name in task run and flow run
* --unset option flag unsets current default
* cumulusci org list shows a * next to the default org
* BaseAntTask split out into AntTask and SalesforceAntTask
* cumulusci.tasks.metadata.package.UpdatePackageXml:
* Pure python based package.xml generation controlled by metadata_map.yml for mapping in new types
* Wired into the update_package_xml task instead of the old ant target
* 130 unit tests and counting, and our test suite now exceeds 1 second!

2.0.0-alpha5 (2016-10-21)
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* Update README

2.0.0-alpha4 (2016-10-21)
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* Fix imports in tasks/ant.py

2.0.0-alpha3 (2016-10-21)
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* Added yaml files to the MANIFEST.in for inclusion in the egg
* Fixed keychain import in cumulusci.yml

2.0.0-alpha2 (2016-10-21)
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* Added additional python package requirements to setup.py for automatic installation of dependencies

2.0.0-alpha1 (2016-10-21)
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* First release on PyPI.