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Universal Containers is about to begin Development work on a new project in their Salesforce org that will take many months to complete. UC is concerned about how critical bugs will be addressed for existing live functionality.
What is the recommended release management strategy to address this concern?

  1. Include fixes for critical bugs in the ongoing Development sandboxes so that they will be released with the other code.
  2. Keep teams separate until the end of the project and create a Full Copy sandbox to merge their work then.
  3. Utilize a dedicated developer pro sandbox to address critical bugs and release to production.
  4. Address critical bugs in the Development sandboxes and push those changes to production separately.

Answer(s): C



Universal Containers is planning to release simple configuration changes and enhancements to their Sales Cloud. A Technical Architect recommend using change sets.
Which two advantages would change sets provide in this scenario? Choose 2 answers

  1. An easy way to deploy related components.
  2. The ability to deploy a very large number of components easily.
  3. A simple and declarative method for deployment.
  4. The ability to track changes to component.

Answer(s): A,C



UC'sscale of Salesforce deployment has increased over time, leading to complexities. UC is finding too many bugs in the deployed code, which has become a challenge to the delivery team. The team wants to reduce the amount of bugys by ensuring all the developed code is reviewed, tested, and validated in the upstream deployment process.
Which three development practices will be best suited tp address UC's concerns? Choose 3

  1. Use continuous integration with automation testing.
  2. Encourage the development team to be self-organizing.
  3. Enable developer teams to do peer code review.
  4. Incorporate test-driven deployment into the project structure.
  5. Enable a short and timely feedback loop with customers

Answer(s): A,C,D



Universal Containers (UC) has a recruiting application using Metadata API version 35, and deployed it in production last year. The current Salesforce platform is running on API version 36.A new field has been introduced on the object Apex page in API version 36. A UC developer has developed a new Apex page that contains the new field and is trying to deploy the page using the previous deployment script that uses API version 35.
What will happen during the deployment?

  1. The deployment script will pass because the new field is backward compatible with the previous API version 35.
  2. The deployment script will fail because the new field is not known for the previous API version 35.
  3. The deployment script will pass because the new field is supported on the current platform version.
  4. The deployment script will fail because the platform doesn't support the previous API version 35.

Answer(s): B






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