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Create a package bundle in the Dev Hub org.
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Create a package bundle in the Dev Hub org.
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# description
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A package bundle is an artifact that contains one or more 2GP managed packages.
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A bundle can be installed or upgraded as a single artifact.
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A package bundle is an artifact composed of one or more 2GP managed packages. With a package bundle, you can develop, install, upgrade, and manage multiple packages as a single unit.
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Create a package bundle in the Dev Hub org; uses the Dev Hub org with the username devhub@example.com:
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Install a package bundle version in the target org.
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Install a specific version of a package bundle in the target org.
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Install a specific version of a package bundle in the target org. During developer preview, bundles can be installed only in scratch orgs.
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During developer preview, package bundles can be installed only in scratch orgs. To install a package bundle in a scratch org, add the PackageBundles feature to the scratch org definition file.
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Use this command to check the status of a package bundle installation request. The command returns information about the request, including its current status and details about the package bundle version being installed.
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The command returns information such as the current status of the request and details about the package bundle version being installed.
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Create a new version of a package bundle with the specified components.
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Before you create a new bundle version, create a definition file (similar to a scratch org definition file) that contains the list of package versions to include in the bundle. The definition file must be JSON and you must specify the package versions in the correct order of installation. The package bundle version is based on package versions listed in the definition file.
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After the first bundle version that you create, make sure to update the version number in the sfdx-project.json file for subsequent bundle versions.
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To retrieve details about a package bundle version create request, including status and package bundle version ID (04t), run "sf package version create report -i 08c...".
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sf package bundle version create -b MyBundle -p path/to/definition.json
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