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2 votes1 comment · Help us improve Gearset » Integrations and connections (Jira, source control, DX etc.) · Admin →
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We're currently reviewing how we can facilitate deployments to multiple Salesforce instances simultaneously. Please let us know how you manage this currently, or how you would like to manage it - thanks!
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3 votes1 comment · Help us improve Gearset » Integrations and connections (Jira, source control, DX etc.) · Admin →Jesse
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We also face the same issue. We want to require Jira tickets for deployments to a specific set of deployment targets, whether they come from a pipeline PR or an ad-hoc Compare and Deploy. We don't see a need to require Jira tickets when the target of a deployment is a less important org like a random developer sandbox. This type of flexibility would also solve more use cases like if a team wanted to specifically enforce Jira tickets while deploying to a specific source control branch but not another one.