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            Deploy Licensing and Permitting Process Package Lightning Web Components

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            Deploy Licensing and Permitting Process Package Lightning Web Components

            After importing process packages into Public Sector Solutions, use Visual Studio Code to deploy a package’s Lightning web components to your org.

            Required Editions

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            User Permissions Needed
            To see installed packages and Lightning web components in Setup: View Setup and Configuration

            To deploy the Lightning web components in Public Sector Solutions process packages to your org, use Visual Studio Code and Salesforce Developer Experience (DX). If you’re unfamiliar with the Salesforce DX environment, complete the Quick Start: Lightning Web Components project and the Lightning Web Components Basics module in Trailhead before continuing.

            1. In Visual Studio Code, create a project and import the Lightning web components that you downloaded from the Public Sector Solutions Process Library into it.
            2. Make sure that the runtimeNamespace in the component’s .js-meta.xml file and the import package name in the component's .js file use the namespace prefix for the Omnistudio package in your org. To find the namespace prefix for your Omnistudio package, from Setup, search for Installed Packages and then select Installed Packages. In the Installed Packages table, look at the Namespace Prefix column for Omnistudio.
              The Instsalled Packages page showing the Namespace Prefix for OmniStudio

              If necessary, in Visual Studio Code, edit the runtimeNamespace and namespace prefix in your Lightning web component files.

              The .js-meta.xml file for a Lightning web component with a callout on the runtimeNamespace
              The .js file for a Lightning web component with a callout on the namespace prefix
            3. Connect your Visual Studio Code project to your Public Sector Solutions org. To authorize your org from the command palette, select SFDX:Authorize an Org. To complete the authorization process, select the URL to log in and enter your credentials.
            4. To deploy the project files from the command palette, select SFDX: Deploy this Source to Org. To deploy a single file, right-click it and select SFDC: Deploy Source to Org.
            5. To verify that the Lightning component is in your org, from Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Lightning Components and then select Lightning Components.

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