Watch for Code Changes and Push Updates
Watch for any changes to your projects source code, and automagically upload in the background, while you use whatever IDE you want.
If you have already run sfcc setup, and you only have a single project, you can run:
sfcc watchIf needed to setup multiple clients, or multiple instances for the same client, you will need to specify what to watch:
sfcc watch <client> <instance>If you don't want to get notified of every upload, but would rather only get notified about errors, you can pass --errors-only:
sfcc watch <client> <instance> --errors-onlyIf you just want to trigger the compiler on file changes, and let your IDE handle uploads, you can pass --compile-only:
sfcc watch <client> <instance> --compile-onlyIf you would like to run the watcher as a background process, but capture the log output, you can pass --log, and a log will be created at ~/.sfcc-cli.log ( log is truncated to last 500 lines each time you start a new watch ):
sfcc watch <client> <instance> --log &NOTE: To run the background process, you'll need to make sure to add a & to the end of the command. You should see output from that command that looks like [2] 6768. You can bring the process to the foreground by running using the number in the brackets, and running a command like fg %2. You can get a list of all jobs running in the background by running jobs.