Releases: jamessimone/salesforce-round-robin
Releases · jamessimone/salesforce-round-robin
V0.1.7 - Better Support For Single Record Round Robins In Bulk
- fixes #21 by bulkifying flow collection for assignees when singular records are passed in instead of the collection for records when records are updated in bulk
- removes
MockUserAssignerRepo
as a top level class - updated scanner dependency and dependency versions in general
- updated to use null coalescing for the
ownerField
property inRoundRobinAssigner.Details
inner class - bumped API versions - long overdue, going from v58.0 to v64.0
v0.1.6 - Flow Collection For Assignees
v0.1.5 - Custom Setting Name Too Long Bugfix
- Fixes #16 by correctly truncating
RoundRobin__c.Name
when over the 38 character limit for custom setting names
v0.1.3 - Current User Queue bugfix
- Fixes #13 by adding special logic when current user is part of queue
v0.1.2 - Bulkification Updates For Flow
- reinstated write safety mutex for
RoundRobinAssignment__c
now that flow has been properly bulkified
v0.1.1 - Flow Updates
- Reverts mutex due to bulkification issues with Flow
- adds more safety for recursive Flow transactions
v0.0.3 - Test Safeguards
- Made production-level code a bit more forgiving in test contexts (which may not always have all assignment variables set up correctly)
- v0.0.4 is just a pipeline change, no actual production code was modified
v0.0.2 - JavaDoc comments & Single Record Flow Input added
- added single record input variable to invocable
- cleaned up a few things, including dangling references to
apex-rollup
brought about by having copied some files - added JavaDoc style comments in a few places in the codebase where downstream Apex dev consumers may benefit from some additional intellisense
v0.0.1 - Initial Release 🎉
Salesforce Round Robin
Featuring:
- Invocable support from Flow
- Easy, configurable customization from Apex
Includes work from initial Joys Of Apex article on Round Robin Assignment and changes from #1 - note that v0.0.2
will include even better DX with JavaDoc annotations for Apex developers and a bit more cleanup. More information and full release announcement here. Enjoy!