extension ExtPose

Salesforce Change Set Helper

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gdjfanbphogooppaefebaaoohdcigpoi-

Description from extension meta

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

Image from store Salesforce Change Set Helper
Description from store 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. Note that there is a delay when loading large pages and you may need to disable other chrome extensions that alter the change set page. Please feel free to report bugs, or issues or request new features! Release 3.0.0. Lightning compatible! Fixed issue with Validation. Added Quick Deploy. Updated compare files content to compare all files (for example, in a Aura Component). Fixed issue with constantly spinning wheel if there is an error. Added ability to change API Version. Removed extension from all pages except change sets. Release 2.2.0 Now includes Validation helper. Log into another org and validate the change set. Release 2.1.2 Fixed bug with Quick Links on VF page even when disabled Fixed bug with Sharing Criteria Rules Release 2.1.1 Fixed bugs with hanging when no content. Merged with "beta" extension -- new features such as download zip file of the change set. Release 2.02 Now can compare files between orgs. Log in to a sandbox or dev/prod org. Uses Oauth2.0 for authorization -- no user or password information is seen or stored locally. Shows the last modified date and user for the compared org. Click the name and see a diff comparison of the two. Release 1.4 Updated to add ability to keep getting 1000 more items on pages. (Salesforce will only retrieve 1000 a time.) Added in a "clear" function to clear the search filters. Clear is automatically called before items are added to change set -- this is because of a bug where the items will not be added unless they are visible. Release 1.3 Updated to support workflows, reports, email templates and many more.

Latest reviews

  • (2025-03-12) Trent Christensen: I found a workaround. The extension appears to work in the Microsoft Edge browser. Hoping it gets fixed in Chrome, but its nice to have in another browser.
  • (2025-03-09) Hesham Raslan: I need this back working asap!!!
  • (2025-03-03) LaToya Grier: I love this extension but unfortunately had to remove it per my company. If we can get this updated and fix the issue where it sometimes shows up in Spanish, I would be able to add it back to my extensions which makes my job so much easier when using change sets. As of now, I had to go back to using the old way and now I have to search for everything...uuggghhh.
  • (2025-02-16) Season: I've integrated this plugin into another extension (Salesforce TurboKit). Hopefully, it will be useful for those looking to update it to meet Chrome's new policy requirements. BTW: thanks the work of the creator of salesforce-change-set-helper
  • (2024-12-20) Lynn Harrington: Love this extension. Any updates on enhancements so it stays available? Don't make me go back to standard Change Sets!!!
  • (2024-10-09) Jacklyn Nicol: INCREDIBLE! Please update it so it stays in the chrome extension library!
  • (2024-06-24) Pierre Desjardins: 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.
  • (2024-06-23) Naveen SFDC: Hi Team, This is like indeed feature. thanks a lot. Made few changes in lightning record page. But, seems i don't see the difference when i click on the component(compared between prod and sandbox). Please let me know if it supports lightning record pages.
  • (2024-05-07) Rishabh Sharma: add option to view all selected components 1000 per page with option to mass remove selected components.
  • (2023-10-25) Ethan Ong: Can't live without this!!
  • (2023-10-25) Ethan Ong: Can't live without this!!
  • (2023-09-01) Aldous Salvador: This changes the life of every SF admin. Big changesets are super easy and fast to make now.
  • (2023-09-01) Aldous Salvador: This changes the life of every SF admin. Big changesets are super easy and fast to make now.
  • (2023-07-25) Will there be an update to this tool so that it supports a web server Oauth flow? With API Access controls enabled, this tools is inaccessible without having Use Any API Client.
  • (2023-06-12) Jake Bullard: Game changer. This tool makes change set useable.
  • (2023-06-12) Jake Bullard: Game changer. This tool makes change set useable.
  • (2023-02-21) Marc Feeney: If you use change sets, this is an absolutely crucial tool -- especially if you are in an older org with tons of records and metadata. I've not really found much use in the compare functions, but the auto-sort of component lists alone is incredibly helpful. It automatically sorts components by type and last modified date, which saves time every time for every element you add to a change set. If you aren't making a move to DevOps, do yourself a favor and install this extension!
  • (2023-02-21) Marc Feeney: If you use change sets, this is an absolutely crucial tool -- especially if you are in an older org with tons of records and metadata. I've not really found much use in the compare functions, but the auto-sort of component lists alone is incredibly helpful. It automatically sorts components by type and last modified date, which saves time every time for every element you add to a change set. If you aren't making a move to DevOps, do yourself a favor and install this extension!
  • (2022-11-18) Kaushik Ruparel: fantastic!
  • (2022-11-18) Kaushik Ruparel: fantastic!
  • (2022-07-28) ex-Jesse Grimm: Absolutely essential for anyone who uses Change Sets in Salesforce. This app has saved me countless hours in customer deployments.
  • (2022-07-28) ex-Jesse Grimm: Absolutely essential for anyone who uses Change Sets in Salesforce. This app has saved me countless hours in customer deployments.
  • (2022-03-15) Alex Carroll: I have used this for years - I will say there were small periods of time where it did not work, but I kept coming back hopeful and it has worked for me consistently for the last year or so.. even in Lightning! I used to have to switch to Classic but it works well for me in Lightning now which is great. I would say this is my favorite Salesforce Chrome extension.
  • (2022-03-10) Muse Operations: This thing is amazing. Perhaps one of the worst features in Salesforce, this thing gets it right and fixes it.
  • (2022-03-10) Muse Operations: This thing is amazing. Perhaps one of the worst features in Salesforce, this thing gets it right and fixes it.
  • (2021-08-31) Aaron Clark: It worked on my windows machine. Trying it now on Mac. Will edit review later, but seems to be a pretty solid, free extension to use to stop wasting as much time as change sets take.
  • (2021-08-31) Aaron Clark: It worked on my windows machine. Trying it now on Mac. Will edit review later, but seems to be a pretty solid, free extension to use to stop wasting as much time as change sets take.
  • (2021-07-28) William Grymuza: I regret to inform that there is an issue with this extension. Recently Chrome had an update and since then this extension is not performing few bits... When we add custom fields, this extension was asking (via popup) if we are ok to load anothe rbatch of data (I think it was breaking it into batches of 1000 records). Since last chrome update - this popup doesn't show anymore (in lightning) which means extension is not indexing all custom fields. It still works in classic, but would be nice to get this fixed... From what I can see, this is due to javascript popups being simply completely blocked by chrome without any indication that they should be there. And it impacts us only on lightning interface, classic is still fine... Any ideas how to fix this?
  • (2021-07-28) William Grymuza: I regret to inform that there is an issue with this extension. Recently Chrome had an update and since then this extension is not performing few bits... When we add custom fields, this extension was asking (via popup) if we are ok to load anothe rbatch of data (I think it was breaking it into batches of 1000 records). Since last chrome update - this popup doesn't show anymore (in lightning) which means extension is not indexing all custom fields. It still works in classic, but would be nice to get this fixed... From what I can see, this is due to javascript popups being simply completely blocked by chrome without any indication that they should be there. And it impacts us only on lightning interface, classic is still fine... Any ideas how to fix this?
  • (2021-03-05) Maxwell Lessard: I'll never go back to not using this.
  • (2021-03-05) Maxwell Lessard: I'll never go back to not using this.
  • (2021-03-04) Andrii Vertseshuk: Really helpful tool
  • (2021-03-04) Andrii Vertseshuk: Really helpful tool
  • (2021-02-11) Matthew Chevalier: Froze up my change set screen. Didn't do anything else.
  • (2021-02-11) Matthew Chevalier: Froze up my change set screen. Didn't do anything else.
  • (2020-10-28) Louis Santiago: Very useful for selecting components for a change set. For me, the feature that lets you search the already selected components was not working making it still hard to navigate through larger change sets. The new features are a nice plus.
  • (2020-10-28) Louis Santiago: Very useful for selecting components for a change set. For me, the feature that lets you search the already selected components was not working making it still hard to navigate through larger change sets. The new features are a nice plus.
  • (2020-10-26) Alex Carroll: I've used this extension for years, even didn't mind switching back to Classic because it was so helpful. Now with it working in Lightning, it's a game changer! So awesome, thank you for building it.
  • (2020-10-26) Alex Carroll: I've used this extension for years, even didn't mind switching back to Classic because it was so helpful. Now with it working in Lightning, it's a game changer! So awesome, thank you for building it.
  • (2020-07-14) Michael Kearney: Woohoo! It works in Lightning now!! I no longer have to switch to Classic to use this very helpful extension. As an extra bonus, it now also works with Global Picklists. Life is good (well, except for all the bad stuff happening in the world today). Regarding the experience with this extension, it definitely helps save time when putting together a large change set. Not sure why this isn't native functionality with Salesforce. The biggest help is with custom fields. Being able to surface the most recently modified (or other preferred sort) is a time saver. If you have a few thousand fields, it does take a minute or two to sort them, but once that's done it'll save you many more minutes than that in finding the fields you need. Oh, it's also free. That's a good thing!
  • (2020-07-14) Michael Kearney: Woohoo! It works in Lightning now!! I no longer have to switch to Classic to use this very helpful extension. As an extra bonus, it now also works with Global Picklists. Life is good (well, except for all the bad stuff happening in the world today). Regarding the experience with this extension, it definitely helps save time when putting together a large change set. Not sure why this isn't native functionality with Salesforce. The biggest help is with custom fields. Being able to surface the most recently modified (or other preferred sort) is a time saver. If you have a few thousand fields, it does take a minute or two to sort them, but once that's done it'll save you many more minutes than that in finding the fields you need. Oh, it's also free. That's a good thing!
  • (2020-07-10) David Bruce: Necessary tool for deploying with Change Sets.
  • (2020-06-29) Mike K: Excellent tool - nice one Sue!
  • (2020-06-29) Mike K: Excellent tool - nice one Sue!
  • (2020-06-26) Diana Wells: LOVE THIS!! I loath how error prone and manually change set deployments are. This extension has manual deployments so much easier and less risky! If we had the budget I would love Gearset or Corpado, but this extension literally makes manual change sets bearable!! Thank you!!!
  • (2020-06-26) Diana Wells: LOVE THIS!! I loath how error prone and manually change set deployments are. This extension has manual deployments so much easier and less risky! If we had the budget I would love Gearset or Corpado, but this extension literally makes manual change sets bearable!! Thank you!!!
  • (2020-03-25) mohnish garg: Its just rendering again and again. Useless extesion
  • (2020-03-25) mohnish garg: Its just rendering again and again. Useless extesion
  • (2020-03-13) Steven Hayhurst: Love this extension. Makes adding to change sets so much quicker and easier.
  • (2020-03-13) Steven Hayhurst: Love this extension. Makes adding to change sets so much quicker and easier.

Statistics

Installs
10,000 history
Category
Rating
4.4462 (65 votes)
Last update / version
2020-06-22 / 3.0.0
Listing languages
en-US

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