Ralph Callaway
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All - please let us known in the comments which metadata types you would like us to support next with precision deployments. Thanks
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EDIT:
Gearset now lets you select specific fields in layouts for a deployment.
Here's a quick article on getting started with precision deployments for layouts:
https://docs.gearset.com/en/articles/6407322-getting-started-with-precision-layout-deployments
We are working on adding support for more metadata types such as record types, value sets, Lightning pages and other XML types.
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Thanks for the suggestion.
We have plans to improve the way the diff viewer handles changes and whitespace in the future, though it’s not currently under development.
Thanks,
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Merging differences between Apex classes and VisualForce pages is difficult to do automatically due to the understanding required by the developer. For differences between two orgs in other object types, Gearset helps you sidestep that with our granular comparison results. This blog post explains more: https://gearset.com/blog/merging-salesforce-metadata
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An error occurred while saving the comment been there, i've switched to making changes to selection in the "All Times" tab with the "No Difference" difference type excluded. Ends up as a "Different Items" view where when you deselect stuff it doesn't spontaneously disappear
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i'd love this, for clients who have sandboxes that never get refreshed (typically due to heavy external integration or data requirements) gearset is helpful for managing drift
but if we get off for a bit, a LOT of noise gets built that is just api version changes, it'd be helpful to pull out non-version changes
the "ignore xml reorder differences" thing i've seen around in cases is similar and is SOOOO helpful
big picture, if i have 6,000 changed items, how can i quickly figure out which matter, this is a first pass filter for me