Cannot read property 'Id' of undefined error about sfdx-browserforce-plugin HOT 6 CLOSED

Thanks @amtrack for the fix. It works like a charm.

Any tips if its possible to read the filePath and password from outside the project to secure them?

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I was able to reproduce this issue. I've attached the .json file I used plus the dummy keystore I created. I followed these steps to create the password protected keystore file.

config.zip

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@prai01 @jwalke Thanks for reporting!
I've published a new version, please update and try again.

Note: You only need to specify the name property when you want to change the case of the certificate name.
By default Salesforce reads the name from the JKS file but unfortunately this is all lowercase.

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@prai01 Great to hear!
At the moment, I don't have any convenient solution to achieve this.
You could generate the JSON file temporary for now.

export BF_CERT_PASSWORD="*****"
echo "{ \"settings\": { \"security\": { \"certificateAndKeyManagement\": { \"importFromKeystore\": [ { \"filePath\": \"./data/config/certificates/google_cloud.jks\", \"name\": \"google_cloud\", \"password\": \"${BF_CERT_PASSWORD}\" } ] } } } }" > /tmp/browserforce-config.json
sfdx browserforce:apply -f /tmp/browserforce-config.json ...
rm -f /tmp/browserforce-config.json
unset BF_CERT_PASSWORD

For the future I'm thinking about generally allowing the config to be specified without having to write any file, but I haven't started yet.

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Thanks @amtrack for the workaround.

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