Pull source from GitHub and setup a new Scratch Org | Salesforce Tutorial CI/CD

Hello Trailblazers, In this tutorial, we're going to learn how we can pull all the metadata and source code from a GitHub Repository and push it to a new Scratch Org. As a Salesforce Developer, when you're aligned to a new project, this is the first thing that you need to do.
We'll also learn how we can create our own git branch so that the source code under the master branch isn't affected.
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[@NotKamalThakur]

Wow, this tutorial actually sums up all my Git and Scratch org queries. Learning a lot. Thanks Rahul

[@shivadumnawar467]

Thanks a lot Rahul, awesome tutorial for sf developers.

[@ishitaarora7484]

You are a lifesaver, I can't tell you, how this helped me, thankyouuuuu so much!!!

[@sfdcstop]

Happy to know it helped Ishita :) Keep Learning!!

[@hiteshkala5658]

As usual , excellent tutorial with detailed explanation

[@VikramSingh-nz7rm]

Awesome tutorial 👍

[@willingmath1035]

great efforts thanks for providing this valuable information

[@sainathjaybhaye4653]

Thanks Rahul for such useful video

[@sfdcstop]

You're welcome :) Keep Learning!!

[@avinashkumar8503]

Hi, How to submit the PR to master with the changes done in your branch ?

[@lavsingh6728]

Very Useful Thanks rahul

[@sfdcstop]

Glad to know that you liked it brother. Hope you're doing good :-)

[@kranupam]

Very useful ..thank you Rahul!

[@sfdcstop]

Glad it was helpful! Keep Learning :-)

[@pratapzacaria6260]

Thanks Rahul. very useful

[@sfdcstop]

Glad to hear that Pratap, Make sure to share it in your network as well :-)

[@MrSriramreddy]

While creating default scratch orgs, custom fields are not creating scratch orgs. How we can create scratch orgs with custom fields?

[@sfdcstop]

Hi, you can create a scratch org and then push the metadata including custom fields to that scratch org

[@movieworld9471]

Hello, Taking source from GitHub to VSCode, You just used clone and all source is inherited. But how, As I now We need to use pull for getting the data in vscode but you only cloned here?

[@sfdcstop]

Cloning a repo will get you everything. We take a pull it there are some updates on the server side that're not on our local system

[@ananddash6229]

While i use git clone the options like Create default scratch is not hsowing

[@sfdcstop]

Have you tried Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+P -> Reload Window? The extensions might not load properly sometimes. Also, please ensure that you've opened the correct folder in your vscode.

[@311nida]

very well explained!

[@sfdcstop]

Glad you liked it Nida :-) Hope you're doing good.

[@311nida]

@@sfdcstop Yeah!! Doing good 🙂

[@ramakrishnavemana9224]

hi my command palette not showing push source to org

[@sfdcstop]

Try reloading the window using Ctrl + Shift + P then reload window and see if it appears in a few tries. Sometimes, the extensions are not loaded properly

[@sajjankumargupta325]

Rahul, Can you explain how to merge changes from all branches into Master and from Master deploy to QA/Staging.

[@sfdcstop]

Hi Sajjan, checkout this codelab. It covers these concepts of git:- kzbin.info/www/bejne/romZc6Njn9WlkKs

[@anaghapatil5732]

Hello, thanks for your video. Is dev hub access necessary to create scratch orgs? If no, then how do we proceed with creating scratch org using a repo but no access to dev hub org(case where not all developers have production access but needs to create scratch orgs)?

[@sfdcstop]

Hi Anagha, Yes, devhub is necessary to create scratch orgs. If you're talking about a corporate project then you can enable your production org as devhub and create a new DX user in that org for yourself, using which you can create scratch orgs. If you're trying to create a scratch org for practice. You can enable your developer org as devhub. Go to setup->devhub to enable that

[@sfdcstop]

Even if not all devs have the access (DX users) I think a single DX user can create 3-5 dev orgs running together (not sure about the limit, it's between 3-5 as far as I remember)

[@highestspirit]

Excellent!

[@dishareeray7670]

Awesome!!

[@deepak6256]

Rahul, please share the SF configratutions videos.

[@sfdcstop]

Hi Deepak, will try to create those. Would you like me to cover a specific topic?

[@JaimeBIDtravel]

Hi! need to ask, if it was a private repository, the steps would be the same?

[@sfdcstop]

Hi Jaime, YES! The stepps would be the same.

[@sfdc_qa]

Hi, Do you have any video for Sakesforce QA?

[@sfdcstop]

Hi Nikhil, not now. Thanks for your suggestion. Will plan and add some videos for Salesforce QA as well :-)

[@sfdc_qa]

@@sfdcstop Thanks a lot. I am waiting.

[@jamesgeorge7095]

Awesome...

[@sfdcstop]

Thanks for watching James :-) Share it in your network too :-)