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Record types allow you to offer different business processes, picklist values and page layouts to different users.
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Working with production record types in a managed package
I have to create some triggers and flows in a 2nd-generation managed package that reference a record type developer name. That's fine, except that the record types that I need to reference are unmanag …
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Working with Production record types in a 2nd generation managed pack
Working with a 2nd-generation managed package and I'm running into issues with, for example, test data.
Example, I need to create a Lead with a record type that exists in my production org, but not in …
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