For an overview of Mentz, see the Blog Post
The community group leader is a very consistent conversationalist who always responds the same way to conversation starters.
To take the challenge you build out the GroupLeader.cls class to satisfy the unit tests. There are a couple of ways of doing this.
If you want to iterate on your development, use the class in the source format (./force-app) directory in conjunction with a scratch org and the Salesforce CLI force:source:push/pull commands.
Use the class in the metadata format (./src) directory and the Salesforce CLI to carry out a metadata deployment - there's a package.xml file in place so all you have to do is run:
sfdx force:mdapi:deploy -d src -w 10 -u <username>
if you don't want to deploy the code, you can carry out a check deployment and execute the tests to get the results:
sfdx force:mdapi:deploy -l RunSpecifiedTests -r GroupLeader_Test -c -u <username> -d src -w 10
Ensure you have installed the MENTZ sfdx plugin.
Execute the following command:
sfdx mentz:publish -c "<comment>" -f <solution_filename> -u <username> -m
Parameters:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
<comment> |
a comment that raises any areas of concern to the mentor |
<solution_filename> |
the full pathname to your solution class |
<username> |
your username in the Mentz instance |
Ensure you have installed the MENTZ sfdx plugin.
Execute the following command:
sfdx mentz:publish -c "<comment>" -f <solution_filename> -u <username>
Parameters:
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
<comment> |
a comment that identifies key aspects of your solution |
<solution_filename> |
the full pathname to your solution class |
<username> |
your username in the Mentz instance |