hey terry, I understand unmanaged package can be distributed and worked on by several people at the same time but on the flipside, how manay people can work on a Managed package at the same time from different sandboxes or developer org?
Quick cavitate here first, I don't have a lot of Managed Package experience but I would expect each person would have their own dev sandbox to build out whatever feature/assignment they have. They would then promote that to a common test sandbox. Once everything is tested and determined okay to release, it would then be pushed, along with everyone else's changes, into an org used to build the Managed Package. That's what I would recommend or something similar. As a side, I suspect people building Managed Packages are likely using GitHub or some repository to manage their code and deployments. Hope that helps :)
@@TerrysTidbits @Terry's Tidbits make sense, in filling in the gaps l suppose if development is done in multiple sandboxes, the integration environment in the form of a test sandbox is used to bring them togather. Thanks Terry, one step at a time.
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hey terry, I understand unmanaged package can be distributed and worked on by several people at the same time but on the flipside, how manay people can work on a Managed package at the same time from different sandboxes or developer org?
Quick cavitate here first, I don't have a lot of Managed Package experience but I would expect each person would have their own dev sandbox to build out whatever feature/assignment they have. They would then promote that to a common test sandbox. Once everything is tested and determined okay to release, it would then be pushed, along with everyone else's changes, into an org used to build the Managed Package. That's what I would recommend or something similar. As a side, I suspect people building Managed Packages are likely using GitHub or some repository to manage their code and deployments. Hope that helps :)
@@TerrysTidbits @Terry's Tidbits make sense, in filling in the gaps l suppose if development is done in multiple sandboxes, the integration environment in the form of a test sandbox is used to bring them togather. Thanks Terry, one step at a time.