New answers tagged sharing
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In short: Order Sharing Settings have to be set via the UI.
Solution: try to build selenium automation for this, maybe have a start here.
So what makes me say this?
First of all let's have a look at the example scratch org setup I made:
{
"orgName": "testorg",
"country": "US",
"language": "en-US",
"edition": "Developer",
"features": ["ExternalSharing"],
"...
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Like told from Novarg before, you can change the sharing of a global class.
I have already modified the sharing of global classes previously and I have not encountered any problems.
Remember that for the security review, you have to explain the reasons why a class is branded "without sharing".
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According to the documentation, you can edit API version and the code of the class, but not the name. Given that with sharing and without sharing is not a part of a name, I would say that you can change it.
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Probably a bit late but better than never.
You can use sfdx force:mdapi:deploy -d data/standard-object-stub/ -w 1 -u $SCRATCH_ORG_ALIAS with a package.xml that references a Case.object file with the following content in a objects subfolder before you deploy your sources
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<CustomObject xmlns="http://soap.sforce....
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The community user should have access to Loan_Doc_Sort__c record to upload files on it.
You have few options,
Change the OWD of Loan_Doc_Sort__c to public read-only external
Create a manual share record for Loan_Doc_Sort__c after insert and
share it with the commnunity user.
Ensure The community user is the one creating the Loan_Doc_Sort__c in the test ...
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Each SObject has a sharing object (for example Account has AccountShare). You can fetch these with the condition ParentID = :accId.
Further details here
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