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  • Overview
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  • Environments
    • Creating an Environment
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    • Review Environments
      • Configuring Review Sandboxes
      • Creation and Allocation of Review Sandboxes
  • Project Workflows
    • sfops - Execute Issue Ops
    • sfops - On Pull Request Comments
    • sfops - Close Issues
    • sfops - Execute Every 30 mins
    • sfops - Daily Job Executor
    • sfops - Review Sandbox - Creator
    • sfops - On Push to Branch
    • sfops - Execute Releases to any env
    • sfops - Execute Releases
  • IssueOps
    • Access
      • Request elevated previlege in production
    • Release
      • Release a Domain
      • Hotfix Workflow
  • Changelog
    • November24
    • January25
  • DevCentral
    • Customising Menu
    • Extending using Custom Forms and Issue Ops Actions
  • self managed instances
    • Setup for self managed instances
      • 1. Create repositories
      • 2. Create a GitHub App
      • 3. Setting up sfops repository
      • 4. Trigger the workflows
      • 5. Setting up project repository
      • 6. Fetching upstream changes
        • 6.1 Manual Process for Updating sfops from Upstream
    • Update Instructions
      • Updating to v29.0.0
      • Updating to v30.3.1 and above
    • Workflow details
      • Sync Upstream Repository and Create Pull Request
  • Legal
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Last updated 1 year ago

This section details on how environments are operated in the context of sfops. An environment is backed by a Salesforce sandbox and few additional metadata. An environment can be created or deleted dynamically and can be associated with a stage in the pipeline such as 'development', 'test' or 'release'

sfops follow the environment strategy as mentioned in the 'flxbl' framework. You can read more details . To recap the environments used in sfops, please see the categories below

In addition to the above categories, flxbl project utilize three categories of development environments

Environments displayed with its category in Dev Central
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