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04-03-2023 03:15 AM
I've been learning about editing workflows and publishing update sets, but I have got myself in a mess in my Developer instance. I created my update set, edited my workflow, tested it and completed the update set. Sadly, I forgot to publish the workflow first, so thought rolling back the update set would fix it. Sadly it didn't, and I then published the edited workflow. Can I just create a new update set, make a minor change to the workflow, publish it and complete the update set, or will this mess up any internal consistencies?
Thanks in advance.
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04-03-2023 03:29 AM
Hi Richard,
yes, you can create a new Update Set and you can update your Custom Flow. Make sure the Update Set is in the correct scope.
What you can do is:
1. Create a new update set in the same scope your flow is in ( I assume it is in Global)
2. Go to your scope, unpublish, and do some updates if they are required.
3. Activate and Publish
4. Complete your Update Set
I hope that helps you.
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04-03-2023 03:29 AM
Hi Richard,
yes, you can create a new Update Set and you can update your Custom Flow. Make sure the Update Set is in the correct scope.
What you can do is:
1. Create a new update set in the same scope your flow is in ( I assume it is in Global)
2. Go to your scope, unpublish, and do some updates if they are required.
3. Activate and Publish
4. Complete your Update Set
I hope that helps you.
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04-06-2023 08:30 AM
Thank you for that, much appreciated.