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UAT deployment for selected objects/changesets

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Posted on by vicky1234 68

Hi,

I had 4 workitems and have checked in those workitems from DEV to UAT.

Workitem1 - changeset 101 - integration

Workitem2 - changeset 102

Workitem3 - changeset 103 - integration

Workitem4 - changeset 104

Now , I have got an approval only to move the workitems 1 and workitems 3 to Prod environment , but the problem is that the UAT envt latest packages had all the cahngesets from 101 to 104.

So how do i bifurcate and only move the changests 101 and 103 from UAT to prod envt ?

Thanks,

VK

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    André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    André Arnaud de Cal... 304,072 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi Vicky1234,

    You can't move individual change sets. Once you installed a deployable package on an UAT environment, you can only install this same package. If you need to move 101 and 103 only, you need to remove 102 and 104 from the UAT. Then retest it to check if it is still working OK.

    We do develop and move changes to a development-test environment before deciding what to move to a release branch and then test it again the promoted changes before releasing it. It will have one additional environment, but you are better in control.

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    vicky1234 68 on at

    Hi Andre,

    I think I might have to rollback in my case , however it would be great if you can guide on the number of folders(branches) one can have for a projects and how the checkins and code merge steps are followed before going to the final branch of release.

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    nunomaia 25 Moderator on at

    It depends in number of environments, developers, and the way you manage your deployments.

    For example,  you can the following structure ( just an example, I already seen more complex structures )

    Dev, UAT, Production branches

    This allows you to isolate builds and environments.

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    André Arnaud de Cal... 304,072 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi Vicky1234,

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