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# summary
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Deploy a Data Code Extension %s package to a Salesforce org
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Deploy a Data Code Extension %s package to a Salesforce org.
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# description
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Deploys an initialized and packaged Data Cloud code extension to a Salesforce org. The package must be initialized and zipped before deployment. Supports both script and function packages with configurable CPU resources and network settings.
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# flags.name.description
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The unique name identifier for your Data Cloud custom code package. This name will be used to identify the deployment in your Salesforce org.
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The unique name identifier for your Data Cloud custom code package. This name is used to identify the deployment in your Salesforce org.
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# flags.version.summary
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Version of the package to deploy.
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The version string for your package deployment. Use semantic versioning (e.g., 1.0.0) to track different releases of your code.
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The version string for your package deployment. Use semantic versioning (such as 1.0.0) to track different releases of your code.
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# flags.packageDir.description
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The path to the directory containing your initialized and zipped Data Cloud custom code package. This directory should contain the package files created by the 'zip' command.
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The path to the directory containing your initialized and zipped Data Cloud custom code package. This directory contains the package files created by the 'zip' command.
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The alias of the Salesforce org where you want to deploy the Data Cloud custom code package. The org must have Data Cloud enabled and appropriate permissions.
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The alias or username of the Salesforce org where you want to deploy the Data Cloud custom code package. The org must have Data Cloud enabled and appropriate permissions.
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Run a Data Code Extension %s package locally using data from your Salesforce Org
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Executes an initialized Data Cloud custom code package against a Salesforce org. The package must be initialized before running. Supports both script and function packages with optional config file and dependencies overrides.
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