Deploying metadata in non devhub sandbox

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What is the best way to deploy metadata into non devhub sandbox using salesforce dx ?

As i cannot use packaging in non devhub sandbox need some help?

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As i cannot use packaging in non devhub sandbox need some help?

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You have two options.

• You can use the pre-release version of Salesforce DX, which supports development against sandboxes. This is most applicable if you want to continue development using a sandbox as backing, rather than doing a one-time deployment.


• You can use the force:source:convert command to generate Metadata API source from your SFDX project. Then, use the force:mdapi:deploy command to deploy the MD API source package to your target sandbox. This is most applicable if you want to do a one-time deployment to the sandbox, but plan to continue developing against your scratch orgs.

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You have two options.

• You can use the pre-release version of Salesforce DX, which supports development against sandboxes. This is most applicable if you want to continue development using a sandbox as backing, rather than doing a one-time deployment.


• You can use the force:source:convert command to generate Metadata API source from your SFDX project. Then, use the force:mdapi:deploy command to deploy the MD API source package to your target sandbox. This is most applicable if you want to do a one-time deployment to the sandbox, but plan to continue developing against your scratch orgs.

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You have two options.

• You can use the pre-release version of Salesforce DX, which supports development against sandboxes. This is most applicable if you want to continue development using a sandbox as backing, rather than doing a one-time deployment.


• You can use the force:source:convert command to generate Metadata API source from your SFDX project. Then, use the force:mdapi:deploy command to deploy the MD API source package to your target sandbox. This is most applicable if you want to do a one-time deployment to the sandbox, but plan to continue developing against your scratch orgs.

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You have two options.

• You can use the pre-release version of Salesforce DX, which supports development against sandboxes. This is most applicable if you want to continue development using a sandbox as backing, rather than doing a one-time deployment.


• You can use the force:source:convert command to generate Metadata API source from your SFDX project. Then, use the force:mdapi:deploy command to deploy the MD API source package to your target sandbox. This is most applicable if you want to do a one-time deployment to the sandbox, but plan to continue developing against your scratch orgs.

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You have two options.

• You can use the pre-release version of Salesforce DX, which supports development against sandboxes. This is most applicable if you want to continue development using a sandbox as backing, rather than doing a one-time deployment.


• You can use the force:source:convert command to generate Metadata API source from your SFDX project. Then, use the force:mdapi:deploy command to deploy the MD API source package to your target sandbox. This is most applicable if you want to do a one-time deployment to the sandbox, but plan to continue developing against your scratch orgs.

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