Try this command on the fly:
export SF_LOG_LEVEL=trace
After rebooting your terminal that environment variable will be reset. to keep the changes, edit the .zprofile, in case you are using zsh, or the equivalent file in your home, and add the same line:
export SF_LOG_LEVEL=<code>trace
Remember to reboot your terminal (open and close) after modifying that file.
Check if the environment variable was written properly:
echo $SF_LOG_LEVEL
You should see “trace” or the value you provided
Deleting an Apex trigger using SFDX CLI can be easily carried out in a few simple steps. Follow these steps to delete an Apex trigger using SFDX CLI:
To check the list of triggers currently present in your project, run the command:
sfdx force:apex:trigger:listIf you have an Apex trigger in Salesforce that you want to delete, you can use the SFDX CLI to do so. Here are the steps to delete an Apex trigger in your Salesforce org using the SFDX CLI.
<code class="bash">sfdx force:source:delete -m "ApexTrigger:MyTrigger"
And that’s it! You can now easily delete any Apex trigger using SFDX CLI.
SFDX is the Salesforce command-line interface (CLI) used to deploy and manage your Salesforce applications. Unfortunately, an error can occur when authenticating with an auth code due to the grant type not being supported.
In Salesforce DX, you may experience an error when attempting to authenticate with an authorization code due to the “grant type not supported” error. This error usually occurs when you’re trying to authenticate with wrong instance URL.
For example let’s say you are trying to login to a sandbox
sfdx auth:web:login -a myusername@myorg.sandbox --instanceurl=https://mysandbox-domain.lightning.force.com
And you get this error in console:
ERROR running auth:web:login: Invalid client credentials. Verify the OAuth client secret and ID. Error authenticating with auth code due to: grant type not supported
In your browser you get this
Error authenticating with auth code due to: grant type not supported. This is most likely not an error with the Salesforce CLI. Please ensure all information is accurate and try again.
Just in case please check the following before going to the solution
The problem is you are using lightning.force.com domain instead of my.salesforce.com
sfdx auth:web:login -a myusername@myorg.sandbox --instanceurl=https://mysandbox-domain.my.salesforce.com
If none of these steps resolve the issue, you may need to reach out to Salesforce support for further assistance.
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Just delete the folder .sfdx and reauthenticate again