With the Sitecore CLI you can choose to login in with a non-interactive login, meaning that you specify a ClientId and ClientSecret, which is then used to log in. Interactive login means that you log in using a username and password, for a pre-existing user. Today a user on Slack had some issues using the …
Update: this functionality is now available in the Sitecore CLI and in Sitecore TDS With the release of Sitecore 10.1, Sitecore introduced the concept where Sitecore items are taken from the filesystem, instead of the database. A blog post by Martin Miles and a blog post by Jeremy Davis, explains this a bit more. Unfortunately, …
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With Sitecore CLI 3.0 a few new features have popped up, and for me, the most important one for me, is being able to publish changed items automatically when using Sitecore Content Serialization. In CLI 2.0 you had the option to run sitecore publish which would just do a full publish to the WEB database. …
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