Visualize and manage your entire development lifecycle
Create an automated pipeline that delivers, without the headaches. Gearset solves fundamental challenges, so even the most complex release processes are streamlined and easy to manage.
Pipelines allows different teammates to work on the same Salesforce metadata without overwriting each other’s work. It allows each team to operate independently while keeping orgs in sync.
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Tight integrations keep everything in lockstep, making Gearset the source of truth and command center for your release process — no matter where and how changes are made.
Test Apex classes throughout the development lifecycle and track code coverage
Integrate with leading UI testing tools and release with confidence
Catch all changes in production, and protect or remove them as needed
Gearset supports all the major Git hosting providers, including GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and AWS Code Commit. For more detail, see our integrations page.
Pipelines currently uses a model similar to the expanded branching strategy, which is designed to balance DevOps best practices and the requirements for most Salesforce development teams. You can learn more about the model in our documentation.
CI jobs are the individual tasks that make up a continuous integration and continuous delivery process. Each job builds, tests, and validates code every time changes are made. Gearset’s Pipelines brings together multiple CI jobs and enables end-to-end CI/CD pipeline visualization. It allows you to track pull requests, automatically sync orgs and enforce your desired branching strategy. Gearset Pipelines has a whole suite of functionality that makes management of CI jobs much easier.
Gearset supports all types that can be retrieved via Salesforce’s Metadata API.
Gearset’s unique merge algorithm understands Salesforce metadata, so unlike git, it can differentiate between genuine conflicts and unnecessary conflicts.
For example, sometimes conflicting changes within the same XML tag lead to the same behavior in a Salesforce org. Your VCS will still consider it a conflict, whereas Gearset knows this doesn’t represent a genuine issue, so will automatically resolve the conflict. Merge conflicts happen less often in Gearset, and when they do occur, they indicate genuine issues.
Yes, Pipelines is available for the Starter, Teams and Enterprise tier of Gearset’s Automate offering.
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