ServiceNow IDE commands

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    • Use commands from the command palette to perform many actions in the ServiceNow IDE.

    The command palette includes commands unique to the ServiceNow IDE for creating and managing applications and commands from Visual Studio Code, such as Git commands for using source control. The following commands are unique to the ServiceNow IDE.

    To open the command palette, use one of the following keyboard shortcuts:
    • Windows: Ctrl-Shift-P
    • Mac: Cmd-Shift-P

    To close the command palette, press the Escape key.

    표 1. ServiceNow IDE commands
    Command Description
    Fluent: Apply Template for an existing Fluent App Adds template files and directories for development in ServiceNow Fluent to an existing application.
    Fluent: Build and Install Build and install the application across the instance.

    Learn more: Build and install an application in the ServiceNow IDE
    Fluent: Build with Now SDK Build the application into an installable package.
    Fluent: Convert an app to Fluent Convert an existing application to support development in source code.
    주:
    With ServiceNow IDE version 3.1.4 and earlier, the sn_glider.ide_fluent_admin role is required to use this command.

    Learn more: Convert an application with the ServiceNow IDE
    Fluent: Create Fluent App Create an application to develop in source code.

    Learn more: Create an application with the ServiceNow IDE
    Fluent: Download script dependencies Download script dependencies in your application to get type-ahead support for Glide APIs and script includes. Type definitions are downloaded into the @types/servicenow directory based on the scripts in your application.
    After downloading script dependencies, you can create a tsconfig.json file in the src/fluent directory that includes the type definitions. For example:
    "include": [
    "./**/*.client.js",
    "./**/*.server.js",
    "../../@types/servicenow/*.client.d.ts",
    "../../@types/servicenow/*.server.d.ts",
]

    Learn more: Downloading dependencies with the ServiceNow SDK
    Fluent: Force Install Fluent App in Instance Install an existing build artifact, which might overwrite recent changes.
    Fluent: Force Sync of Fluent App with all metadata Synchronize all metadata in the application rather than only the metadata that changed since the last time that the application was synchronized.
    경고:
    Force synchronizing all metadata in the application might overwrite any changes in the application that haven't been built and installed on the instance.

    Learn more: Synchronizing applications in the ServiceNow IDE
    Fluent: Install Fluent App in Instance Install the application across the instance without building it again.
    Fluent: Reinstall Fluent App Uninstall and reinstall the application on the instance to verify that the metadata on the instance matches the metadata in the installation package. The source files in the application aren’t changed.
    경고:
    Changes to metadata on the instance that haven’t been synced into your application in the ServiceNow IDE are removed.

    If you have previous versions of modules in the EcmaScript Module [sys_module] table that aren't needed, re-installing an application removes previous versions of the application’s modules from the table.

    주:
    With ServiceNow IDE version 3.1.4 and earlier, the sn_glider.ide_fluent_admin role is required to use this command.
    Fluent: Restart Fluent Server Restart the ServiceNow Fluent language server.
    Fluent: Sync Fluent App with changed metadata Synchronize changes made to the application metadata since the last time that the application was synchronized.

    Learn more: Synchronizing applications in the ServiceNow IDE
    Git: Manage Git credentials Manage existing Git credentials for a Git domain and your user on the instance.
    Git: Set IDE Git credentials Configure basic or OAuth 2.0 credentials that are associated with your user to authenticate with a Git provider.
    Learn more:
    File Categories: Focus on File Categories View Navigate to the File Categories view.

    Learn more: Create an application file from the File Categories view
    Package Manager: Install Dependencies Install third-party dependencies into the node_modules directory.

    Learn more: Use third-party libraries in applications in the ServiceNow IDE
    Workspaces: Add Application to Workspace Add an existing application to a workspace.
    Workspaces: Add to Workspace Create, open, or clone an application in a workspace.
    Workspaces: Browse Workspaces Browse through and open your ServiceNow IDE workspaces.
    Workspaces: Create a Workspace Create a ServiceNow IDE workspace.

    Learn more: Create a workspace in the ServiceNow IDE
    Workspaces: Delete a Workspace Delete a ServiceNow IDE workspace.
    Workspaces: Rename a Workspace Rename a ServiceNow IDE workspace.
    Workspaces: Welcome Navigate to the ServiceNow IDE home page, which lists all of your workspaces.