Jenkins is an open-source, extensible automation server for implementing continuous integration and continuous delivery. You can easily integrate Salesforce DX into the Jenkins framework to automate testing of Salesforce applications against scratch orgs.
To integrate Jenkins, we assume:
You are familiar with how Jenkins works. You can configure and use Jenkins in many ways. We focus on integrating Salesforce DX into Jenkins multibranch pipelines.
The computer on which the Jenkins server is running has access to your version control system and to the repository that contains your Salesforce application.
Configure Your Environment for Jenkins
Before integrating your Dev Hub and scratch orgs into your existing Jenkins framework, configure your Jenkins environment. Our example assumes that you’re working in a package development model.
The sample Jenkinsfile shows how to integrate your Dev Hub and scratch orgs into a Jenkins job. The sample uses Jenkins Multibranch Pipelines. Every Jenkins setup is different. This walkthrough describes one of the ways to automate testing of your Salesforce applications. The walkthrough highlights Salesforce CLI commands to create a scratch org, upload your code, and run your tests.
A Jenkinsfile is a text file that contains the definition of a Jenkins Pipeline. This Jenkinsfile shows how to integrate Salesforce CLI commands to automate testing of your Salesforce applications using scratch orgs.
See Also
j
