sfdk-check
Check Salesforce DX project configuration
TLDR
Display test suites
Run all or essential test suites
Add testing level to the check
Remove testing level from the check
Add testing suite to the check
Remove testing suite from the check
SYNOPSIS
sfdk-check
DESCRIPTION
The `sfdk-check` command is a utility primarily used within the Software Foundation Development Kit (SFDK) environment. Its primary function is to perform a suite of sanity checks to verify the integrity and consistency of the SFDK installation and its configuration. These checks might include validating file permissions, verifying the existence of required directories and files, testing network connectivity to essential services, ensuring proper environment variable settings, and assessing the overall health of the SFDK environment. The specific checks performed by `sfdk-check` are highly dependent on the particular SFDK implementation and the tools it relies upon.
Administrators and developers utilize `sfdk-check` to proactively identify potential problems within the SFDK setup. This allows for early detection and resolution of issues, ensuring a stable and reliable development environment. Because it flags common misconfiguration, this tool avoids problems when building and deploying software with the SDK.
It's important to note that `sfdk-check` is not a standard Linux command and is specific to SFDK environments.
CAVEATS
`sfdk-check` is highly specific to the SFDK environment where it's installed. Its functionality and output will vary significantly depending on the particular SFDK implementation. Requires appropriate SFDK environment to run.
USAGE NOTES
Because this tool is SFDK specific, it is usually run automatically after installing or updating the Software Foundation Development Kit. The exact procedure is specific to that development kit.
