Nope, that wasn't it... Still trying to figure it out then. Getting this error on an empty deploy.xml file.

For clarification, what are the "instances" you are trying to update? Is it the data in the custom record (what SDF calls "instances"), or are you trying to update things like permissions (not supported until 18.1) or fields or something like that? If it's instances by the SDF definition, the key for that is the "script…

Ok, I had a hunch, and decided to try again. Generally speaking, I like to have all of the projects scripts downloaded to my "workspace" so I know what I am dealing with. Then, as I work on a project, I use git... And when I commit changes to git, I have a hook that looks at those changes, and adds those files to the…

A few updates, just out of curiosity I wanted to try some of these things: [LIST] [*]Reverted to sdfcli 17.1.2, remove cache folders (~/.m2, ~/.sdf) - failed [*]Upgraded to Java 9 just to see if there has been some changes, remove cache - failed [*]Downloaded the "latest" version of the supplementary files from the…

TheUsualSuspect Thanks for the feedback. Ultimately this tool was written by me for me to use personally. But instead of keeping it to myself I decided to share it with anyone who'd like to play. The readme is limited, indeed. Which is partially why I supplied the write-up in this thread. I am currently out of the country,…

Found it... The deploy.xml is irrelevant it seems with regard to this error. It has everything to do with how many files you have in your FileCabinet directory. There was a directory with a bunch of images, and since SDF wants to search all of your files, even if they aren't listed in the deploy.xml file, that will throw…

There is, I can't remember the exact verbiage because I moved to the Sublime Text 3 SDF plugin... But up top in Eclipse, there is the "NetSuite" menu... I believe what you are looking for is in the "NetSuite Environments" settings, you'll see the different urls for Production / Sandbox / etc... However, you cannot update…

I had built a product that I called "Nightly" that ran the SDFCLI tool every night and downloaded every single change. It then pushed everything into git and made a "nightly" commit. That commit would show all differences between each day. Might be something to try.