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Jyoti Ranjan Panda Sandbox Cloning Issue
How to update an Sandbox URL in LWC component after clone from Production .
Kindly provide the steps.
Kindly provide the steps.
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Jyoti Ranjan Panda
Hi Jyoti,
You would need to update them manually and add this actvity as post deployment step. Check below reference for sandbox refresh best practices.
https://salesforceway.com/blog/salesforce-sandbox-refresh-best-practices/
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Thanks,
Hello,
As per your post i give you some info please see below it's helpful for you.
Understand the Components Using the Sandbox URL:
Before making any changes, identify which parts of your LWC component are using the Sandbox URL. Look for any hardcoded URLs or variables pointing to the Production or Sandbox environment.
Create a Configuration File:
It's a good practice to create a configuration file for your LWC component, which holds environment-specific values like URLs. This will make it easier to switch between environments without changing the component's code directly.
Update the Configuration File:
Once you have a configuration file, update the Sandbox URL in it to match the new cloned Sandbox environment. If you don't have a configuration file, you'll need to identify where the Sandbox URL is being used and update those references directly.
Retrieve the LWC Component in the Sandbox:
Deploy the LWC component to the newly cloned Sandbox environment. You can do this using the Salesforce CLI or other deployment tools available for your Salesforce setup.
Check for Reference Errors:
After deployment, check for any reference errors in the LWC component due to the new Sandbox URL. Fix any issues that arise during this process.
Test Thoroughly:
Perform thorough testing in the Sandbox environment to ensure that the LWC component is functioning correctly with the updated Sandbox URL. Test all the scenarios where the component is used and verify that it behaves as expected.
Version Control Considerations:
If you are using version control (e.g., Git) for your LWC component, make sure to create a new branch or commit for these changes so that you can easily manage and revert them if needed.
Update in Production (if applicable):
Once you have verified that the component works as expected in the Sandbox, you may want to update the Production environment with the same changes. Again, thorough testing in the Production environment is essential before making any changes.
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Identify the URL:
First, determine the URL of your Sandbox environment. This URL will be specific to your cloned sandbox and typically starts with "https://cs" or "https://fullsandboxname--sandboxname.cs" followed by ".my.salesforce.com".
Update the LWC component:
Locate the LWC component where the Sandbox URL needs to be updated. Typically, the URL might be stored as a string variable or a constant in the JavaScript code of the component.
Modify the URL:
Replace the old Production URL with the new Sandbox URL. Use the URL obtained in step 1 as the replacement value. Make sure to update only the necessary part of the URL, typically the domain part.
Test the changes:
Save the LWC component and test it in your Sandbox environment. Ensure that the component functions as expected and is now using the correct Sandbox URL.
Deploy changes to Production (if required):
If you want to deploy these changes back to Production, you can follow your organization's standard deployment process. You might need to create a changeset or use a version control system (e.g., Salesforce DX, Git) to move the updated component from the Sandbox to Production.
It's essential to be cautious when updating URLs, especially when working with different environments like Production and Sandboxes. Ensure that you have taken proper backups and tested thoroughly before deploying any changes to Production to avoid any unwanted issues.
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