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View and install second-generation packages
View and install second-generation packages

Packages are not only a way of distributing apps on AppExchange, but it also efficiently moves work from development to production.

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Written by Harald Mayer
Updated over a week ago

As a pre-condition to using Hutte's packaging feature, you need to create a package on your project by running "force:package:beta:create" against your DevHub (this Trailhead piece has step-by-step instructions and gives a good introduction to packaging with SFDX). Once you have committed and pushed the resulting additions to "sfdx-project.json," Hutte detects and visualizes your package and its meta information:
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Furthermore, Hutte allows you to promote (release) beta packages and install them in the target orgs of your choice.

There is more to come for this feature in the future

  • Enhancements to our Roadmap include supporting monorepos (managing multiple packages on a single repository)

  • Creation of new package versions and entirely new packages

  • Support for working with package ancestry and package dependencies.

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