Illuminated Cloud Announcements

  2.2.5.4 Issue 2296  - Added a workaround for an issue in asynchronous Apex unit test execution that results in an internal server error when one or more test classes are specified in the request that individually contain 150 or more test methods. Now  all  test methods for such classes are included in the unit test run request (by omitting individual test method names). This situation is logged into the test run-level output view when it occurs. Issue 2300  - Changed the way that Apex stub classes are generated for External Services such that the Salesforce-generated stubs are used instead if possible. Note that in the absence of a first-class API for retrieval of these stubs, a potentially fragile hack is used. Hopefully it will be sufficient until a first-class API becomes available, but at present it will degrade gracefully to the original IC2-native External Service Apex stub class generation logic if necessary. I would like to know if that happens, though, so that I can understa

  2.2.5.3 Support for Python Salesforce Functions  - Added full support for development of  Salesforce Functions in Python  in addition to the existing support for Java, JavaScript, and TypeScript. A  demonstration video  is available. Python support includes: Creation, removal, execution, and monitoring of Python functions in the Salesforce Functions Dashboard. Python virtual environments are managed automatically as functions are created and removed. Full support for Python language features  when used with a compatible JetBrains IDE  (see below) including code completion, reference navigation, static code analysis, source code formatting, interactive debugging, etc. A few things to note about Python functions support: A Python interpreter  must  be installed in the local operating system and available via the system search path (i.e.,  PATH  environment variable). In a more general sense, please ensure that all pre-requisites listed on the page linked above are properly installed. F