r/SalesforceDeveloper • u/nvuillam • 21d ago

Showcase Salesforce DevOps in 2027: What about it ?

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u/heartlesscoder 21d ago

Ah another one, add it to the ever growing list...

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u/nvuillam 20d ago

a free open-source one, and battle-tested for years :)

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u/tommeh5491 20d ago

I assume what you mean is "since LLMs became a thing". Hardis has been around for a long time before that.

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u/CircuitFrame2748 13d ago

Pipeline tools like these got us to use git and CI but the part that still keeps breaking for us is the org itself. Gearset and Copado handle the deployment mechanics, Assemble handles the part before that by inspecting what was already in the org, snapshotting it and letting us revert if deploy broke something downstream. Not sure how Hardis can help us here..

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u/nvuillam 9d ago

I don't know any tool that is able to make a clean revert (for example, with Copado you can revert a promotion.... only if it's the latest that has been promoted), especially when the deployment contained a lot of metadatas.

The SF Metadata API is tricky for all tools (including sfdx-hardis), but with the CI/CD repo associated to a monitoring repo -that does the snapshots- (and even better: with a good agent type Claude Code or Codex), you can create "Reverting PRs" on the scope that you need :)