Salesforce CLI 2.153.5
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Salesforce CLI 2.153.5 adds new sf apex trace commands for managing Apex debug log trace flags in an org. The release stops suggesting the SF_TEMP_SHOW_SECRETS environment variable for viewing redacted secrets and announces its removal on October 28, 2026. Commands such as org display user and org list users now point to the sf org auth show-* commands, and a Linux browser race condition in sf org login web is fixed.
What changes for platform teams
Teams using SF_TEMP_SHOW_SECRETS in scripts should move to sf org auth show-* before October 28, 2026, when the workaround is removed. The new apex trace commands let pipelines manage trace flags from the CLI.
Changes
- Salesforce CLI no longer suggests the SF_TEMP_SHOW_SECRETS environment variable as a workaround for viewing redacted secrets, and now announces that this workaround will be removed on October 28, 2026. Commands such as org display user and org list users now point you to the sf org auth show-* commands instead. The SF_TEMP_SHOW_SECRETS=true workaround still works until the removal date, so...changed
- Manage Apex debug log trace flags in your org with these new apex trace commands:added
- Logging in with sf org login web on Linux no longer intermittently fails due to a race condition when opening the browser.fixed
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