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Piyush Dwivedi (Birlasoft 的 Functional Specialist) 发布于 #AppExchange
2023年4月27日 07:41

Hey Team,

 

I want to create a managed package and want to upload it on AppExchange. But the issue I am facing is that I cannot create a managed package even though I am trying it on Enterprise Edition.

 

Can anyone help regarding this? #Package Manager #AppExchange

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  1. Assadullah Shaikh (AAKonsult Pty Ltd)
    2023年5月27日 11:10

    Hi there, 

     

    I believe you already have explored this area. If not and for anybody having same question, this answer might help: 

     

    To create managed packages and to be able to upload them on AppExchange, you need to be a Salesforce Partner. Please refer to ISVForce Guide - https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.packagingGuide.meta/packagingGuide/packaging_intro.htm. It contains step-by-step details that will help you to qualify to be a Salesforce partner. 

     

    It is recommended to develop Second Generation Managed Packages (2GP) for AppExchange Listing. 2GPs are only created via SFDX CLI. Here's the guide: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.sfdx_dev.meta/sfdx_dev/sfdx_dev_dev2gp.htm

     

    It is important to note that releasing a package is a process, which undergoes salesforce security review before it is published on AppExchange. Make sure the package you develop is in alignment with that: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.packagingGuide.meta/packagingGuide/security_review_guidelines.htm

     

    Hope it helps!

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David Bento (PwC 的 Manager/Tech Lead) 发布于 Trailblazer Community Cove
2019年10月21日 14:38

Hi everyone!

 

Not sure if this is the best place to ask this question, but:

I'm trying to create a package with Custom Metadata Types(mdt), through the Package Manager in Salesforce.

I can add the mdt to the package but not it's records and I don't know how.

On this page, https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=custommetadatatypes_package_install.htm&type=5,  it says it is possible, so I was wondering if anyone has done it.

 

Thank you in advance!

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Marc D Behr (Emerson 的 Salesforce Solutions Architect) 发布于 * Lightning Now! *
2019年10月2日 17:55

There is a KI that talks about not being able to add components via Package Manager (under setup) when in Lightning - https://success.salesforce.com/issues_view?id=a1p3A0000003cx4QAA 

 

It shows 'No Fix' as the status. If there are no plans to fix bugs in Lightning, how can we fully migrate to Lightning?

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Ben Naylor 发布于 Unlocked Packages
2018年6月28日 07:22

On the subject of "Dreaming what Salesforce DX could be" I'm thinking a package manager would be super handy. In a recent post, I outlined how we're using packages and namespaces with DX. Since then we've progressed along nicely and we're really starting to see the enterprise in this. So, with packages comes more packages, and with that we're starting to get into dependency management hell.

 

I recently had a talk with Dileep and others around the limits of DX, and right now there is no limit to the number of packages we can install, so why not push this to the limit right?

 

So what I'd like to see in the future is a package manager, with some of the following features in mind:

  • A dev hub can register a "names" which can be used for package grouping. We currently have a number of SF namespaces, however it would be nice to just have one big one - e.g. guidion
  • Package can be given a developer friendly name which can be used to install the package from the "name" as above. For example sfdx force:manager:install --dependency guidion/string --package my-package. This would install the package "String" under the name "Guidion" as a dependency into the my-package in the sfdx-project.json. Think of this as npm install @babel/cli
  • When doing sfdx:force:org:create a new option for --install-dependencies would parse the sfdx-project.json file and install all packages listed. For now i'm okay with the installs queuing, however it would be nice if the org is snapshotted and just all dependencies installed to make it quicker to boot up
  • A package could be public or private
    • Public: anyone can sfdx force:manager:install the package (guidion/string). Can also be searched by users
    • Private: When you install/search for packages, it checks the hub org for private packages with friendly names to install
  • As above point, you can search for packages using sfdx:manager:search for example. It would be good to have some sort of site similar to how NPM does this too so we don't have to go browsing to find out how to implement it.

 

Does anyone else have thoughts, opinions on how this could work? The more we ask for, the more new things we can get!

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