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Add "0Ho" package id to the force:package:installed:list command

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Most, if not all, of package related commands show packages as the “0Ho” second generation package id. Based on comment from Kevin Cripps of Salesforce, the “0Ho” id is the package id that is scoped to the DevHub. Some packages are third-party in nature and would not have an “0Ho” id, but it would be helpful when processing CI related use cases to see the “0Ho” id in addition to the “033” package id. This will allow us to better reconcile when the package version may have branch attributes and reconcile if a package dependency is “non-pinned”.

What are you trying to do I am trying to reconcile the output of force:package:installed:list command to the output of the force:package:version:list command. The latter only deals with “0Ho” ids while the former deals with “033” record ids

Describe the solution you’d like Change the force:package:installed:list JSON output to add an additional JSON attribute to show the “0Ho” record id …when it is available.

Describe alternatives you’ve considered n/a

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  • State:closed
  • Created 4 years ago
  • Comments:5

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sfdc-db-gmailcommented, Jul 5, 2019

@ImJohnMDaniel - I have added this to the product backlog. @clairebianchi

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mobilizercommented, Aug 30, 2021

Since this feature request seems to be still open:

Has anybody an idea where to find the “0Ho”-ID of a managed package?

Especially I am looking for the CPQ 0Ho Id (033A0000000PgEfIAK / 04t4N000000GkMQQA0).

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