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        • Install the Reactforce Command Line Tool
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        • (WIP) Upgrading the Reactforce Command Line Tool
        • Uninstall the Reactforce Command Line Tool
        • (WIP) ReactforceSharedAssets Static Resource
        • Whitelist the Reactforce Plugin
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    • Release Notes
      • (WIP) Version 0.0.9
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Install the Reactforce Command Line Tool

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Last updated 2 years ago

To install the Reactforce command line tool, run the following command:

sfdx plugins install @cloudpremise/reactforce@latest

Confirm the installation or whitelist the to avoid the warning.

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