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I try to automate the tasks given by maintenance modules to be done manually, since I find it more interesting. For Winter 23 App Builder maintenance, App Builder should create a permission set and assign it to some user.

There is an SFDX command to assign a permission set

sfdx force:user:permset:assign -n Name -o user -u org

however, it doesn't have a parameter to specify expiration date, so if I try to execute

sfdx force:user:permset:assign -n ReportPermissions, such command won't set the expiration date.

How can I assign a permission set with expiration date by a code or a script?

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It is possible by combining Apex and sh.

First create a file assignCurrentUser.apex inside scripts/apex of your project.

PermissionSet ps = [SELECT Id FROM PermissionSet WHERE Name = 'PermName' AND NamespacePrefix = 'PrefixNamespace' LIMIT 1]; insert new PermissionSetAssignment(AssigneeId = UserInfo.getUserId(), PermissionSetId = ps.Id, ExpirationDate = Date.today() + 30);

and then create a file acu.sh in scripts folder

code=$(cat scripts/apex/assignCurrentUser.apex) code="${code/PrefixNamespace/$1}" echo "${code/PermName/$2}" > temp.apex sfdx force:apex:execute -f temp.apex rm temp.apex

and finally execute

./acu.sh '' ReportPermissions

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