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This PR restructures the project's folder organization by consolidating all Salesforce source code into a dedicated source directory.

Changes

  • Directory Structure: Moved all Salesforce metadata from force-app/main/default/ to source/
    • Classes, layouts, objects, and field definitions relocated
    • Updated all package configuration files (sfdx-project.json) to reference new paths
  • CI/CD Updates: Updated GitHub Actions workflows and scripts to use new source directory
  • Configuration Updates: Modified .forceignore and .gitignore to align with new structure

Benefits

  • Simplified Structure: Cleaner project layout with source code clearly separated
  • Consistent Packaging: Both managed and unlocked package configurations now reference the same source directory
  • Improved Maintainability: Easier to navigate and maintain codebase with dedicated source folder

Impact

  • No functional changes to the library code itself
  • All existing functionality remains intact
  • Package deployment paths updated but package contents unchanged

@jasonsiders jasonsiders changed the title creating dedicated source directory Restructure Project Directory Layout Aug 6, 2025
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Code Review: Directory Restructuring ✅

Todo List:

  • Analyze configuration file changes
  • Review file path consistency across all references
  • Check build and deployment configuration updates
  • Assess potential impacts and provide comprehensive feedback
  • Submit final review

Review Summary ✅

This PR successfully restructures the repository by moving all Salesforce source files from force-app/main/default/ to a dedicated source/ directory. The changes are well-coordinated and maintain consistency across all configuration files.

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Excellent execution of folder restructuring:

  • All file moves are clean renames (0 additions/deletions per file)
  • Consistent path updates across all configuration files
  • Follows Salesforce DX project structure best practices
  • Maintains proper metadata structure (classes/, objects/, layouts/)

Configuration Updates ✅

All critical configuration files properly updated:

  1. SFDX Project Files - All updated correctly:

    • Root sfdx-project.json:4 - "path": "source"
    • packages/managed/sfdx-project.json:4 - "path": "source"
    • packages/unlocked/sfdx-project.json:4 - "path": "source"
  2. CI/CD Pipeline - Properly configured:

    • .github/workflows/ci.yml:8 - Path trigger updated to "source/**"
    • .github/workflows/ci.yml:83 - Source directory correctly referenced in delta generation
    • .github/workflows/ci.yml:198 - Deploy command uses --source-dir source
    • .github/workflows/release.yml:8 - Path trigger updated to "source/**"
    • .github/scripts/static_analysis.py:98,115 - Default target and path handling updated
  3. Ignore Files - Consistently updated:

    • .forceignore:15-16 - References updated to source/objectTranslations/** and source/profiles/**
    • .gitignore:51-52 - Same pattern updates

Potential Issues 🔍

No significant issues identified:

  • ✅ No broken file references detected
  • ✅ All metadata relationships preserved
  • ✅ CI/CD pipelines properly updated
  • ✅ Static analysis configuration aligned

Performance Considerations ✅

Neutral to positive impact:

  • No performance implications from folder restructuring
  • CI pipeline path filtering remains efficient with source/** pattern
  • Static analysis scope properly maintained

Security Concerns ✅

No security issues:

  • No sensitive files exposed or moved inappropriately
  • Ignore patterns for sensitive metadata maintained
  • CI/CD security context preserved

Test Coverage 📊

Test structure maintained:

  • All test files (*Test.cls) properly moved to source/classes/
  • CI workflow test execution path updated correctly (.github/workflows/ci.yml:198)
  • Code coverage requirements unchanged (100% still enforced)

Recommendations 💡

  1. Consider updating README - If there are any developer setup instructions referencing the old file structure
  2. Verify IDE integration - Developers may need to refresh their Salesforce DX projects in IDEs
  3. Update local development - Team members will need to pull changes and may need to refresh scratch orgs

Impact Assessment 📈

Low risk, high organization benefit:

  • ✅ Improves project organization and follows Salesforce DX conventions
  • ✅ Makes source code location more explicit and discoverable
  • ✅ All automation and CI/CD processes properly updated
  • ⚠️ Developers will need to pull changes and may need scratch org refresh

This is a well-executed structural improvement that enhances project organization while maintaining full functional compatibility.


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@jasonsiders jasonsiders merged commit e0ac49c into main Aug 6, 2025
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