One of Hutte's core principles is to allow non-technical contributors to quickly identify the metadata changes they made during declarative work in a Salesforce sandbox.
They can then effortlessly and intuitively transfer those changes to Git. We're excited to announce that we have completely overhauled the interface and added exciting new features!
Previously, Hutte only permitted the retrieval of modified metadata from a sandbox or scratch org. Now, any metadata can be retrieved through the interface and 'shipped' to Git. This feature is handy if you're starting with an incomplete metadata repository or need to navigate the few existing gaps in Salesforce source tracking.
For example, one of these gaps occurs when changing app page assignments for record pages. The respective "app-meta.xml" hasn't been moved to the 'changed' state due to a Salesforce bug. With Hutte's org browser, users can now easily retrieve this on top of their modified metadata to move it to Git and optionally execute a quick deployment through Hutte's deploy feature.
Teams frequently divide their work across multiple source directories in large-scale Salesforce projects. This method, known as modular development, is a core aspect of the leading Salesforce open-source framework for enterprise builds – "flxbl" – formerly known as "dx@scale." Previously, users could only select one target directory for new metadata. We've improved this process with a drag-and-drop interface that effortlessly allows each component to be assigned to the directory of your choice.
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