application

var ActionCmd = &cobra.Command{
	Use:   "action",
	Short: "Manage Profile Action Overrides ",
}

var ActionIds = map[Action][]string{
	NoneAction: {"None"},
	View:       {"View"},
	Tab:        {"Tab"},
}

var FormFactorIds = map[FormFactor][]string{
	NoneFormFactor: {"None"},
	Large:          {"Large"},
	Small:          {"Small"},
}

var TabCmd = &cobra.Command{
	Use:   "tab",
	Short: "Manage tabs",
}

var TidyCmd = &cobra.Command{
	Use:   "tidy [filename]...",
	Short: "Tidy custom application",
	Long: `
Tidy custom application metadata.

	The --wide and --ignore-errors flags can be used to help manage
	CustomApplication metadata stored in a git repository.

	Configure clean and smudge git filters to use force-md:
	$ git config --local filter.salesforce-application.clean 'force-md application tidy --wide --ignore-errors -'
	$ git config --local filter.salesforce-application.smudge 'force-md application tidy --ignore-errors -'

	Update .gitattributes to use the salesforce-application filter:
	*.app-meta.xml filter=salesforce-application

	The --wide flag will cause the CustomApplication metadata to be stored in a
	flattened format that makes it easier to resolve merge conflicts.  If a child
	of a profileActionOverrides element changes, for example, the entire
	profileActionOverrides element will show up as changed because it's stored on a single line.

	The smudge filter will cause the metadata to be unflattened so it's available
	in the normal "long" format in the working copy.

`,
	Args:                  cobra.MinimumNArgs(1),
	DisableFlagsInUseLine: true,
	Run: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) {
		for _, file := range args {
			tidy(file)
		}
	},
}