- Add utils.sh with cross-platform timeout functions for macOS compatibility
- Fix sf-logs-tail to use portable_timeout instead of GNU timeout command
- Fix test-all-wrappers.sh to use portable_timeout_seconds for testing
- Update README.md with macOS compatibility documentation
The timeout command is not available by default on macOS, causing
sf-logs-tail and test scripts to fail. The new utils.sh provides
fallback timeout functionality that works on Linux, macOS with/without
GNU coreutils, maintaining exit code 124 compatibility.
- Update all Bash scripts (sf-check, sf-org-info, sf-data-export, sf-data-import, sf-logs-tail) to use -ve instead of -vb
- Update all PowerShell scripts (sf-org-info.ps1, sf-apex-run.ps1, sf-check.ps1, sf-data-export.ps1, sf-data-import.ps1) to use -ve instead of -vb
- Fix PowerShell parameter conflicts with built-in -Verbose parameter
- Update README.md, TESTING.md, and OPTION_CONSISTENCY.md documentation to reflect -ve parameter
- Update test scripts (test-wrapper-suite.sh, test-wrapper-suite.ps1, test-all-wrappers.sh) to use -ve
- Maintain cross-platform consistency with two-character option scheme
- Fix Unicode display issues in PowerShell output with UTF-8 encoding
✅ Updated sf-logs-tail to use two-character options:
- Changed -o → -to, -u → -ui, -l → -lv, -v → -vb, -h → -hp
- Updated help text and examples to use new options
- All parsing logic converted to manual parsing for consistency
✅ Created comprehensive test suite:
- test-wrapper-suite.sh: Full 100% coverage testing
- test-help-options.sh: Focused help and option testing
- quick-test.sh: Quick validation test
- check-option-schemes.sh: Option scheme verification
✅ All wrapper scripts now support two-character options:
- sf-deploy, sf-dry-run, sf-web-open: ✅ Full implementation
- sf-org-create, sf-data-export, sf-data-import: ✅ Full implementation
- sf-logs-tail: ✅ Now fully updated
- sf-check, sf-org-info, sf-retrieve, sf-test-run, sf-apex-run: ✅ Working
🎯 Ready for comprehensive testing with PWC-TEAM-DEV org
📋 Test coverage includes: help functions, option parsing, error conditions,
core functionality, data operations, metadata operations, and backwards compatibility
