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Is there any way to have a continuous integration in place that does Incremental/Partial Deployment using SalesforceDX. So that only the components that are changed are deployed, instead of a full build.
I got one question here which is almost a year old, which did not mention any solution to it.
Also the documentation (beta version) does not mention anything about it.
Assuming your changes are tracked in Git, you can combine sfdx force:source:deploy and git diff to deploy only the assets that have changed since a particular commit.
The script needs to convert the newlines in the git diff output to commas in order to pass in a comma-separated list of paths to force:source:deploy.
Bash:
sfdx force:source:deploy -p $(git diff --name-only <commit> | tr '\n' ',')
Powershell:
sfdx force:source:deploy -p ((git diff --name-only <commit>) -join ",")
Just replace <commit> with your commit ID.
sfdx force:source:pushdoes? Identify the components that have changed and only push those to the org. Or do you want to exclude some of those changed components?