While many teams who work Git-based use their CI/CD pipelines for automating deployments, there are situations where you might want to move the changes performed in a development environment – no matter if it’s a scratch org or sandbox – to a different org.
The destination org could be a development, partial, or full sandbox for QA and user acceptance testing, or even a production org, for example, in a pre-go-live setting.
👉 Are you getting started with your CI/CD on Salesforce?
With the latest release, Hutte now conveniently supports connecting multiple Salesforce orgs as deployment targets for each project.
When working on a change request, bug fix, or feature in a sandbox or scratch org through Hutte, you’ll now be able to deploy the source you have been working on to a target org of your choice.
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Additionally, you are able to specify if you want to run a full or validation deployment and to set details of the test execution during your deployment.
Your organization homepage
When clicking on the Hutte logo inside our app, rather than getting redirected to the listview of the last visited project, an overview of your projects in the respective Hutte Organization is shown.
It displays essential org details, like the connected Salesforce org and the Git repository, at a glance.
Additional improvements we’ve made to our next-generation UI
Improved refresh behavior
Temporary toast messages no longer block user input
The current branch name is displayed on the Scratch Org and Sandbox Feature detail page
The commit SHA of creation on the Scratch Org detail page
Project menu design inconsistencies have been fixed.
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Stay tuned for more improvements, updates, and top-notch features from Hutte!
Harald is the Co-Founder of Hutte, bringing his vision of no-code DevOps to life. His passion enables teams and individuals to focus on what matters most – bringing value to the users they build for.
