Preface
In a previous post, I talked about how to log in to Salesforce with CasperJs. At the time I did not have a good example of what to do next with it. Well, this week I had a need that is something that other people can relate to.
In a previous post, I talked about how to log in to Salesforce with CasperJs. At the time I did not have a good example of what to do next with it. Well, this week I had a need that is something that other people can relate to.
Anyone that has ever had to deal with editing multiple Entitlement Processes in Salesforce will know the pain of having to do this in multiple environments and making sure you don’t fat finger this manual process. In the past when I’ve had to do this, I’ve either sucked it up and did it manually, or did it with Selenium. I wasn’t a big fan of either of these solutions since I’m a command-line kinda guy. That’s when I was told about CasperJs and I think I’m in love.