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[[Document filters]] allow you to control which documents should be available in the app in offline mode. This feature is now also available when using Salesforce as your backend server. | [[Document filters]] allow you to control which documents should be available in the app in offline mode. This feature is now also available when using Salesforce as your backend server. | ||
== Woodford command line interface (CLI) == | |||
The new command line tool for Woodford allows you to manipulate with Woodford projects directly from command line. With the Woodford CLI, you can automate projects publishing from one environment to another and much more. | |||
The following actions are supported: | |||
* list project/roles | |||
* create/import/export project | |||
* validate/publish project | |||
The commands support Resco Cloud and Dynamics backends. | |||
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It is published in our private repository yet, so please follow steps to connect to the feed: | |||
https://dev.azure.com/resconet/MobileCRM/_packaging?_a=connect&feed=resco-npm | |||
Then run in the project folder: | |||
npm install woodford-cli -D | |||
Then you can use it with: | |||
npx wf-cli | |||
Or install the tool globally: | |||
npm install -g -D woodford-cli --registry https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/resconet/_packaging/resco-npm/npm/registry/ | |||
npm install woodford-cli -D not working on Mac and probably Linux to. For Mac try this (if you have ~/.npmrc) | |||
npm i -g woodford-cli --registry https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/resconet/_packaging/resco-npm/npm/registry/ | |||
--> | |||
== resco.Houston == | == resco.Houston == |