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Support to make calls to sandbox instead of production/developer org #271
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Please take a look on this link. http://fundacionjala.github.io/enforce-gradle-plugin/docs/credentials/ |
JIC this is the parameter and its description: -PsfdcType Login type (login/test/instance, by default login) |
Thanks for the reply. For some reason, it does not create the credentials to sandbox, instead it creates to production/developer. I launch the following commands:
The same outcome I get when I launch the command updateCredential. I am using Gradle 2.5 without build number, Groovy 2.3.10, Ant 1.9.3, JVM 1.7.0_75 Thanks in advance. |
ouch!... Feel free to edit the credentials.dat file that you have in your os user's home, this file contains all credentials information. |
@mohamedaminem5, it seems something is wrong in the addCredential or showCredential tasks, could you please confirm if the sfdcType property in your credentials.dat file has the "test" value? |
Hello all,
The addcredential command supports only calls to production/developer orgs. Is there a way to configure it to make calls to sandbox on link 'test.salesforce.com'?
Regards
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