Warning: wry:file:replace is not a sfdx command

[dieffrei]

After success on installation seems that the plugin is not working.
I got the error:
› Warning: wry:file:replace is not a sfdx command.
Did you mean plugins:update? [y/n]:
› Error: Run sfdx help for a list of available commands.

[billv5w]

I got the same error. Any solution yet?

[iguerini]

Same error here.

[RandyTrigg]

I'm getting this same error. When I run 'sfdx plugins', the listing includes:

sfdx-wry-plugin 0.0.11

so everything seems okay. Is there maybe an alternative way to invoke wry:file:replace?

[paulie4]

The problem for me was that the entire lib directory for the plugin was missing, possibly because the existing GitHub code no longer compiles. I'm using Arch Linux, so I had to install the ts-node pacman package, and I also had to install a number of npm packages:

npm i -D nyc
npm i -D @salesforce/dev-config
npm i -D @salesforce/command
npm i -D @salesforce/core
npm i -D @salesforce/ts-types
npm i -D @types/node

Unfortunately, there were a lot of compilation errors, so I had to make the following changes so it would compile: #4

After tsc --build tsconfig.json successfully compiled the files, I ran this to put the missing lib directory where it was supposed to go:
cp -R lib ~/.local/share/sfdx/node_modules/sfdx-wry-plugin/

[Smokushka]

The problem for me was that the entire lib directory for the plugin was missing, possibly because the existing GitHub code no longer compiles. I'm using Arch Linux, so I had to install the ts-node pacman package, and I also had to install a number of npm packages:

npm i -D nyc
npm i -D @salesforce/dev-config
npm i -D @salesforce/command
npm i -D @salesforce/core
npm i -D @salesforce/ts-types
npm i -D @types/node

Unfortunately, there were a lot of compilation errors, so I had to make the following changes so it would compile: #4

After tsc --build tsconfig.json successfully compiled the files, I ran this to put the missing lib directory where it was supposed to go:
cp -R lib ~/.local/share/sfdx/node_modules/sfdx-wry-plugin/

Thanks, @paulie4

the solution you suggested worked for me but only if I'm referencing RecordType as "$R{RecordType.SobjectType.DeveloperName}".

If I'm going with the standard sfdx:data:tree:export format for the RecordType, "wry:file:replace" command does nothing (not even throwing an error).
Haven't you looked at this issue by any chance?

Thanks,
Alex

[paulie4]

Hi Alex. I'm sorry, but I know almost nothing about this stuff. All I did was fix what was needed to get https://github.com/Vchalem/Health-Cloud---ADK to run (and it had its own problems). What are the details of the error you are getting, and could you come up with a minimal reproduction test case?

[Esya]

Cleaner workaround - use a git submodule :

mkdir utils
git submodule add [email protected]:billryoung/sfdx-wry-plugin.git utils/sfdx-wry-plugin 
sfdx plugins:link utils/sfdx-wry-plugin 

[iandrosov]

I am not sure if this tool still used, did not see any options for this built into DX yet.
This issues still exist with sfdx-cli/7.82.0-3d0c527ac6 darwin-x64 node-v12.18.3
Warning: wry:files:replace is not a sfdx command.
Did you mean plugins:update? [y/n]: n
and using submodules as noted by @Esya does not work iether there is install access to git repo error

[Esya]

I am not sure if this tool still used, did not see any options for this built into DX yet.
This issues still exist with sfdx-cli/7.82.0-3d0c527ac6 darwin-x64 node-v12.18.3
Warning: wry:files:replace is not a sfdx command.
Did you mean plugins:update? [y/n]: n
and using submodules as noted by @Esya does not work iether there is install access to git repo error

What's the error you're getting exactly? We still use it that way and it works for us. Please paste the whole terminal log (commands and outputs)

[Esya]

You're supposed to add this repo as a git submodule to your current project, not to itself

In your error the cloning fails, possibly because of that, but that's a git error. Just add this repo as a submodule to your own repository.

Check online how to add submodules to a git repository, then just run the link command, it works fine

[iandrosov]

@Esya I resolved the issue with git and submodule and the link is working now, for a regular http set up this worked:

git clone https://github.com/billryoung/sfdx-wry-plugin.git
cd sfdx-wry-plugin
mkdir utils
git submodule add https://github.com/billryoung/sfdx-wry-plugin.git utils/sfdx-wry-plugin
sfdx plugins:link utils/sfdx-wry-plugin

[slaght]

Hate to bump this thread, but the new CLI version (7.163.0) appears to have broken the plugin in the same way and the above workaround no longer works. There is an issue open in the cli repo (forcedotcom/cli#1664) for this.