Himmat Singh Dulawat (3x Sitecore MVP)

Sitecore Content Serialization is the development process, in which we move content changes between different environments. It allows us to pull, push, publish items and create packages for the various environment. With the release of Sitecore 10 came two new tools that support content serialization—the Sitecore Command Line Interface (CLI) and Sitecore for Visual Studio. In the Sitecore content Serialization using CLI developers need to configure modules, a set of rules to control what item you want to serialize and how you want to control the pull, push, and other option in your project. In the continuation of my previous blog on Sitecore Command Line Interface , in this blog, I am going to discuss with you Sitecore Content Sterilization using CLI. Install Sitecore Management Service: Sitecore Management Services is a package that you must download and install in your Sitecore Content Management (CM) instance to support Sitecore Command Line Inte

The Sitecore Command Line Interface is a new feature with Sitecore 10 and higher versions. It provides the ability to login into the remote Sitecore instance, serializes items, and publish, package, and additional commands reference for the command line. I have divided this blog post series into the below section: Configure Sitecore CLI on the workstation Sitecore Content Serialization with CLI Sitecore Content Serialization with Visual Studio You may have seen several blog posts, and videos on the same, but in this blog, I will make it easier for you and you do not need to set up the Sitecore project using Helix-base or getting a start template. In the first blog of the series, I will let you know about configuring Command Line Interface on the developer workstation. Once it will configure you can utilize another tool with Sitecore which is Content Serialization using CLI and Visual studio. Sitecore Command Line Interface (CLI) allows con