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C S (Truveris) asked in #Collaboration
Jul 26, 2016, 3:00 PM

Deployment Help

Hello,

 

I am deploying from CSandbox to CSDev sandbox. These are the following steps I took (See below). I am stuck at Step 25 - I do not recognize any of the change sets I am seeing. What am I missing? 

 

I am following thisdocument: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_qs_deploy.htm

 

Goal: Deploy changes from CSandbox to CSDev Sandbox

 

Steps:

  1. Log in to CSandbox
  2. Navigate to: Setup > Deploy > Deployment Settings
  3. Click on ‘Continue’ on the Splash page
  4. On the Deployment Settings page locate CSDev Sandbox
  5. Click on ‘Edit’ next to CSDev
  6. On the Deployment Connection page, click on the checkbox ‘Allow Inbound Changes’
  7. Note: I was not able to check on ‘Accept Outbound Changes’ on this page
  8. Click ‘Save’ at the bottom of this page
  9. Log in to CSDev Sandbox
  10. Navigate to: Setup > Deploy > Deployment Settings
  11. Click on ‘Continue’ on the Splash page
  12. On the Deployment Settings page locate CSandbox
  13. Click on ‘Edit’ next to CSandbox
  14. On the Deployment Connection page, click on the checkbox ‘Allow Inbound Changes’
  15. Note: ‘Accept Outbound Changes’ was already checked
  16. Click ‘Save’ at the bottom of this page
  17. Note: I logged back in to CSandbox and refreshed the Deployment Connection page and noticed that ‘Accept Outbound Changes’ was now checked
  18. In CSandbox, navigate to:  Setup > Deploy > Outbound Change Sets
  19. Click ‘Continue’ on the Splash page that appears
  20. On the ‘Outbound Change Sets’ page click on ‘New’
  21. The ‘New Change Set’ page appears
  22. Enter a name for your change set, eg: CS Testing and enter a description
  23. Click on ‘Save’ at the bottom of the page
  24. In the ‘Change Set Components’ section, click on ‘Add’
  25. From the Component Type drop-down list select Apex Class

 

Many Thanks,

 

CS
6 answers
  1. Mayank Srivastava (eVerge Group)
    Jul 26, 2016, 3:16 PM
    Changesets wouldn't be a good candidate for this unless you exactly know what was changed. Did you maintain a change log for all the changes that you made? If yes, then changesets can be used. Or if you remember what you changed/built, you need to go component by component and add all of that to the Changeset, then deploy.

     

    If not, then the only option is to use a tool like Eclipse IDE which would need developer assistance.
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