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Could someone guide me on how to verify if a regression or bug has nothing to do with a release issue? Eg A trigger failing in an environment with a new release.

 

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  1. 16. Sept., 21:04

    Hi Afe,

    A good way to isolate whether a trigger issue is release-related is to compare the same functionality in an environment that has not yet received the release.

    I would suggest:

    • Reproduce the issue with the same data and steps in both environments.
    • Check the debug logs and identify the exact exception or line where the trigger fails.
    • Review the Salesforce release notes for changes affecting the object, trigger context, Apex, APIs, or related platform behavior.
    • Check whether any recent metadata, managed package, Flow, validation rule, or permission changes were also deployed.
    • If the trigger works in the pre-release environment but consistently fails after the release with no code/configuration changes, that is a stronger indication of a release-related regression.

    If you can share the exact error message and trigger behavior, it would be easier to narrow down whether it is a code/configuration issue or a Salesforce release issue. 

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