Convert application with ServiceNow IDE not working

ArjunBasnet
Tera Guru

I wanted to utilize servicenow IDE for existing scoped application. However, when following the instruction: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/bundle/yokohama-application-development/page/build/servicenow-ide/ta...

to convert existing application. I can not find the command: Fluent: Convert a scoped app to Fluent.

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I am using latest version 2.1.2.

Fortunately, when trying to use servicenow SDK for the same, it was able to pull all the metadata files/artifacts.

 

am I missing anything here?

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roshan_singh
Giga Contributor

Hi @ArjunBasnet,

Here’s what worked for me:

  1. Ensure you have the 'sn_glider.ide_fluent_admin' role assigned.

  2. Log out and log back in, then check if the “Fluent: Convert a scoped app to Fluent” command appears in the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).

If it still doesn’t show up, try the following:

  1. Open Settings (bottom-left corner of the IDE).

  2. Go to Keyboard Shortcuts.

  3. Search for "Fluent: Convert a scoped app to Fluent".

  4. Assign a custom keybinding to the command.

  5. Use the keybinding — this should list all available scoped apps for conversion.

  6. Once triggered, the command should become available in the Command Palette as well.

Hope that helps!

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roshan_singh
Giga Contributor

Hi @ArjunBasnet,

Here’s what worked for me:

  1. Ensure you have the 'sn_glider.ide_fluent_admin' role assigned.

  2. Log out and log back in, then check if the “Fluent: Convert a scoped app to Fluent” command appears in the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).

If it still doesn’t show up, try the following:

  1. Open Settings (bottom-left corner of the IDE).

  2. Go to Keyboard Shortcuts.

  3. Search for "Fluent: Convert a scoped app to Fluent".

  4. Assign a custom keybinding to the command.

  5. Use the keybinding — this should list all available scoped apps for conversion.

  6. Once triggered, the command should become available in the Command Palette as well.

Hope that helps!

Thank @roshan_singh  for pointing out the second part and "Keyboard Shortcut" custom assignment. The command "Fluent: Convert a scoped app to Fluent" shown as expected.

 

However, it still keeps me wondering how come all the commands related to "Fluent" are not listed as the command list had plenty. I did add the sn_glider.ide_fluent_admin role.