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Eric - Salesforce will remove quick deploy option (so Gearset would then fall back to full deployment). Right now we see a huge delay with:
1. Gearset validation
2. Salesforce validate-only deployment
3. Merge Request / Repo Merge
4. Full Salesforce Deploy.At minimum, quick deploy should be able to be used for the 4th step.
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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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Agreed. This could be great. Even starting with something simple that can be detected like Inactive Workflow Rules, Process Builders, and Triggers could be a start. Further analysis like SymbolTable analysis to determine unused apex classes or methods would also be helpful.
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Issue I see with this is that without a force-push you cant remove that commit from history of release branch. We would want functionality to automate creating a new release branch and abandoning the old one. Vs abanoning the old one and re-creating (and having to stop a bunch of validations from re-running.