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Delete

Delete task

Objective

This task removes the components that we have in our SalesForce organization, the components that will be removed should have no dependences. It is suggested to use the truncate task previously

Parameters

This task has four parameters called excludes, files, validate and help.

Executing delete task

Without parameters

User can remove all components by default. If you want to run this task, you should write the next command:

$ gradle delete

Using files parameter

A user can remove a files that you want.

$ gradle delete -Pfiles=classes/Class1.cls
$ gradle delete -Pfiles=classes,objects,triggers/Trigger2.trigger

Note: Many files, folders and wildcards can be added.

Using excludes parameter

A user can remove files from an organization excluding files by their name, by folders, or using wildcards.

This parameter can exclude files by:

folder if you want to exclude a folder or folders, you should write the following parameters:

    $ gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes
    $ gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes,objects.

file if you want to exclude a file or files, You should write the following parameters:

    $ gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes/Class1.cls
    $ gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes/Class1.cls,objects/Object1__c.object

wildcard if you want to exclude using wildcard, you should write the following parameters:

    $ gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes/**
    $ gradle delete -Pexcludes=objects/*.object
    $ gradle delete -Pexcludes=**/*Account*/**
    $ gradle delete -Pexcludes=**/*.cls

Using validate parameter

Validates that files to deleted exist within their Org (Default value is false)

	$gradle delete -Pvalidate=false

Using help parameter

A user can view the description and the parameters that contains the task by using the help

	$gradle delete -Phelp

Examples:

Without parameters When you run this command, all files are removed to an organization.

$ gradle delete

Output:

:delete
___________________________________________
	Username: juan.perez@mail.com
	Login type: login
___________________________________________


Starting delete process
[==================================================]   89/89(100%)
The files were successfully delete

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Using files parameter This command just delete classes and triggers files.

$ gradle delete -Pfiles=classes,triggers

Output:

:delete
___________________________________________
        Username: juan.perez@mail.com
        Login type: login
___________________________________________


Starting delete process
[==================================================]   70/70(100%)
The files were successfully deleted

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Note: Many Folders can be added.

This command delete class1.cls and trigger1.trigger

$ gradle delete -Pfiles=classes/class1.cls,triggers/trigger1.trigger

Output:

:delete
___________________________________________
        Username: juan.perez@mail.com
        Login type: login
___________________________________________


Starting delete process
[==================================================]   2/2(100%)
The files were successfully deleted

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Note: Many Files can be added.

This command delete Class1.cls and all triggers and all objects.

$ gradle delete -Pfiles=classes/Class1.cls,triggers,objects

Output:

:delete
___________________________________________
        Username: juan.perez@mail.com
        Login type: login
___________________________________________


Starting delete process
[==================================================]   76/76(100%)
The files were successfully deleted

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

This command delete all classes all triggers and all objects.

$ gradle delete -Pfiles=classes/**,triggers,objects

Output:

:delete
___________________________________________
        Username: juan.perez@mail.com
        Login type: login
___________________________________________


Starting delete process
[==================================================]   76/76(100%)
The files were successfully deleted

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Using excludes parameter This command deletes all files excluding all classes.

$ gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes

Output:

:delete
___________________________________________
        Username: juan.perez@mail.com
        Login type: login
___________________________________________

 Starting delete process
 [==================================================]   56/56(100%)
 The files were successfully deleted

 BUILD SUCCESSFUL

This command delete all files excluding Class1.cls

$ gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes/Class1.cls

Output:

:delete
___________________________________________
        Username: juan.perez@mail.com
        Login type: login
___________________________________________

Starting delete process [==================================================] 75/75(100%) The files were successfully deleted

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

This command deletes all files excluding all classes.

$ gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes/**

Output:

:delete
___________________________________________
        Username: juan.perez@mail.com
        Login type: login
___________________________________________

Starting delete process
[==================================================]   100%
The files were successfully deleted

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Using help parameter

$ gradle delete -Phelp

Output:

**************************************************************************

                               delete task

**************************************************************************

Description   :
    Delete files that exist in our org

Documentation : 
    fundacionjala.github.io/enforce-gradle-plugin/docs/delete

Parameters :
    -Pfiles : Select which files will be executed by the process
        > gradle delete -Pfiles=classes/Class1.cls
        > gradle delete -Pfiles=classes/Class1.cls,classes/Class2.cls
        > gradle delete -Pfiles=classes/*.cls,triggers/*.trigger
        > gradle delete -Pfiles=classes/**
    -Pexcludes : Select which files they will be ignored by the process
        > gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes/Class1.cls
        > gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes/Class1.cls,classes/Class2.cls
        > gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes/*.cls,triggers/*.trigger
        > gradle delete -Pexcludes=classes/**
    -Pvalidation : Validates that files to deleted exist within their Org
        > gradle delete -Pvalidate=true
        > gradle delete -Pvalidate=false

**************************************************************************

BUILD SUCCESSFUL