Salesforce Change Set Helper

Enhances the Salesforce change set. Adds last changed date and allows sorting, searching, validation and comparison with other orgs.

Salesforce Change Set Helper - Chrome Extension

Salesforce Change Set Helper is a Chrome extension designed to enrich the user experience of using Salesforce change sets. It incorporates several notable features such as last modified date and user, API name display, automatic ordering based on recent modification, filtering capabilities, and viewing options. The extension also allows comparison with other orgs using OAuth2.0 for authorization. Users can also view and search items in the change set and adjust the display to show up to 1000 rows per page. The extension supports workflows, reports, email templates and more. It is also compatible with Lightning.

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Extension stats

By: Susan Bohme

Users: 20,000+

Rating: 4.39

(59)

Version: 3.0.0 (Last updated: 2020-06-22)

Creation date: 2020-06-22

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

https://*.com/p/mfpkg/AddToPackageFromChangeMgmtUi*
https://*.com/p/mfpkg/AddToPackageUi*
https://*.com/*tab=PackageComponents*
https://*.com/changemgmt/outboundChangeSetDetailPage.apexp*
https://*.salesforce.com/services/*
identity
storage

Size: 1.58M

Email: br*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 6,314 ▲ 51

Other rankings

#10892 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 13

#17 in salesforce keyword 43 ▼ 1

#30 in include keyword 8 ▼ 1

#34 in release keyword 20 ▼ 1

#49 in modify keyword 42 ▼ 1

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Extension summary

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A chrome extension to improve the usability of Salesforce change sets

NEW! Release 3.0! Now Lightning Compatible!

Features include:

Includes the last modified date and user and api name for each item.
Automatically ordered by most recent modified first
Filter/Search/Order by any field.
Sets all pages to show the 1000 rows. If more than 1000 items in a page, asks if you want to continue to retrieve more.
View and Search on items in the change set. This allows you to see the whole change set and search to make removing much easier.
Compare to another org (uses OAuth2.0 -- no username or password information is seen or stored by this extension).
Shows the last modified date and user for the compared org as well.
Click the file name to see a diff of the metadata file between orgs.

User reviews

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Pros

Massive efficiency boost for managing Salesforce change sets
Absolutely essential for anyone who uses Change Sets in Salesforce
Helps to sort components automatically by type and last modified date
Saves countless hours in customer deployments
Game changer for SF admins dealing with large changesets

Cons

Issues with HTTPOnly warnings
API version is not up-to-date, missing metadata for Lightning pages
Problems with JavaScript popups being blocked in the Lightning interface
Recent Chrome updates have caused some functionalities to break

Most mentioned

Can't live without this!!
Game changer.
Absolutely essential.
Incredible tool for managing change sets.

User reviews

Love this extension. Any updates on enhancements so it stays available? Don't make me go back to standard Change Sets!!!

Lynn Harrington, 2024-12-20

INCREDIBLE! Please update it so it stays in the chrome extension library!

Jacklyn Nicol, 2024-10-09

This Chrome extension is one of my favorite power tools for managing multiple Salesforce instances. The only issue I've run into lately is that the API version is not up-to-date, so does not include all the metadata for a Lightning page with a dynamic details section. My workaround for that is to retrieve the package via the Workbench.