Copado
Choosing a Salesforce DevOps platform is a long-term commitment. Once your team's workflows, pipelines, and compliance controls are built around a tool, switching costs are high. The three platforms that dominate the market — Copado, Gearset, and Flosum — each take meaningfully different approaches to the same problem. This
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Deploying Salesforce metadata without automated tests is flying blind. A single broken Apex trigger or a misconfigured flow can take down business-critical processes the moment code hits production. Copado's testing framework integrates testing directly into your pipeline so that bad code never advances past QA. This guide
Copado
A deployment pipeline is only as good as the quality of code it promotes. Apex code that compiles and deploys successfully can still be a time bomb — unused variables, SOQL queries inside loops, hardcoded IDs, and security vulnerabilities that pass all tests but degrade performance or create compliance gaps. Copado&
Copado
Salesforce development without a proper DevOps process is a recipe for deployment failures, overwritten changes, and late-night emergency releases. Copado is the most widely adopted DevOps platform built natively on Salesforce, and it changes how teams deliver metadata changes from development through production. This guide walks you through everything
Copado
Standard Salesforce deployment is manual, error-prone, and doesn't scale. Change sets break when dependencies are missing. Direct org-to-org deployments overwrite each other when multiple developers are working in parallel. Copado's CI/CD pipeline replaces this with a Git-based, automated process where every
Testing
Salesforce requires a minimum of 75% Apex code coverage before any deployment to production. This guide covers writing Apex unit tests, mocking callouts and DML, testing flows, and automating UI tests with Provar inside a CI pipeline. Why Salesforce Testing Is Different Testing Salesforce applications comes with unique constraints that