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@cesarParra cesarParra released this 23 Apr 13:15
v0.3.0
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Added

  • Cross-module pub const imports. A pub const declared in one module can
    now be brought into scope via import m.{ NAME } or accessed via a
    qualifier (import m then m.NAME). The compiler inlines the folded
    literal value at every use site in the importing module, so no Apex
    cross-class field reference is emitted. Lists, maps, and sets are
    supported alongside scalars.
  • Vertex project config file (vertex.jsonc or vertex.json) at the project
    root. Fields: src (source directory), out (output directory, relative
    to project root), clean (delete .cls/.cls-meta.xml in out before
    writing). JSONC supports // and /* */ comments plus trailing commas.
    When both files exist, vertex.jsonc wins with a warning. Full schema and
    defaults at vertex-run.github.io/tooling/config.
  • vertex init subcommand. Scaffolds a starter vertex.jsonc with the
    recommended defaults and inline comments. Refuses to overwrite an
    existing vertex.jsonc or vertex.json.

Changed

  • vertex build now requires a config file at the project root. Missing
    file produces a hand-holding diagnostic pointing at vertex init. This
    makes the output location always visible in-project rather than buried
    in a compiler default.
  • Default output directory is now force-app/main/vertex/classes (what
    vertex init writes) instead of <packageDirectories[0].path>/main/default/classes.
    The sfdx-project.json packageDirectories entry is no longer used to
    derive the output path. Users wiring a deploy should ensure a
    packageDirectories entry covers the configured out path.
  • Default clean behavior flipped to true. Safe under the new default
    output directory (Vertex-owned) and only deletes .cls /
    .cls-meta.xml files, never unrelated files.

Removed

  • The E162 "cross-module const imports are not yet supported" diagnostic.
    Cross-module pub const is now a fully supported feature, not an error.
  • The --src flag on vertex build. Source directory is configured via
    "src" in vertex.jsonc. Passing --src prints a hand-holding error.

Installation

Download the binary for your platform from the assets below, make it executable, and move it somewhere on your PATH:

macOS (Apple Silicon)

curl -Lo vertex https://github.com/vertex-run/vertex/releases/download/v0.3.0/vertex-macos-arm64
chmod +x vertex && sudo mv vertex /usr/local/bin/

macOS (Intel)

curl -Lo vertex https://github.com/vertex-run/vertex/releases/download/v0.3.0/vertex-macos-x86_64
chmod +x vertex && sudo mv vertex /usr/local/bin/

Linux (x86_64)

curl -Lo vertex https://github.com/vertex-run/vertex/releases/download/v0.3.0/vertex-linux-x86_64
chmod +x vertex && sudo mv vertex /usr/local/bin/

Windows (x86_64)
Download vertex-windows-x86_64.exe, rename it to vertex.exe, and place it in a folder on your PATH.

After installing, verify with vertex --version.
For full documentation visit https://vertex-run.github.io.

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