Purpose is to save time, I've been reading about Trailforce - templates created from one org for different customizable orgs (if I understand it right, but that seems like a complicated way with creating/linking all the TMO,TSO,LMO,LMA)... Is there a different solution to my question ?
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Are you an end-user (customer) of Salesforce or an ISV?– identigralAug 17, 2022 at 20:45
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...and hot off the presses, you can clone some sandboxes in Winter '23: help.salesforce.com/s/…– identigralAug 18, 2022 at 0:51
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@identigral ISV– jur1s77Aug 26, 2022 at 12:42
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It depends on the type of org you're creating. For Developer Edition and Scratch Orgs, you always start fresh from a default template. For Sandboxes, you can use SandboxInfo to create a Sandbox from any other Sandbox or the Production Org that is attached to the Sandbox to be created. SFDX can do this for you when you use force:org:create. The Trialforce templates are only for orgs that will be become standalone subscriber orgs if the client subscribes beyond the trial period.
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Thanks for your answer, but what would be option for me, if the purpose was to get around the expiration date on Partner Developer Org ?– jur1s77Sep 19, 2022 at 8:59
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@TomášJurina All non-paid orgs have an expiration by default. You can make the org exempt from deletion, such as registering a namespace or making the org a Dev Hub org.– sfdcfoxSep 19, 2022 at 14:26