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            Enable or Disable External Client App Plugins

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            Enable or Disable External Client App Plugins

            Salesforce admins can disable an external client app or its plugins on their external client apps. All changes are made through the configurable policies file in the metadata API.

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            To view all external client apps, view their settings, and edit their OAuth policies file View all External Client Apps, view their settings, and edit their policies

            To enable or disable an external client app plugin, you must first deploy an external client app on your Salesforce org. Deploy an External Client App That References the Source Org’s Global OAuth Settings File, or Deploy an External Client App with a New Global OAuth Settings File.

            1. Open the ExtlClntAppConfigurablePolicies file for your org.
              The configurable policies file is generated when the external client app is deployed.
            2. To enable or disable a plugin, edit the field values in the configurable policies file.
              • To disable the external client app and all plugins, set isEnabled to false.
              • To disable the OAuth plugin, set the isOauthPluginEnabled field to false.
            3. Deploy the configurable policies changes.
              sf project deploy start --manifest package.xml --target-org johndoe@example.com
            4. Use this command to retrieve the updated external client app information.
              sf project retrieve start --manifest package.xml --target-org johndoe@example.com
             
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