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Viewing Component Audit Status

Overview

This article explains how to find the components within an organization and read the audit status of each. The Components tab lists every component returned by the most recent audit, along with the Salesforce user who last modified it, when it was last updated in Salesforce, and whether the change came through Flosum DevOps or was made directly in the Salesforce org. Filters and a search box help narrow the list to the components you need.

The table shows everything the audit records for each component. Clicking a component does not show additional details.

Component Audit Statuses

Each audit first retrieves the components from the Salesforce org, then compares each component's last modified date and user with the Flosum DevOps deployments made to that org. That comparison determines the component's status. The table below explains what each status means.

Deleted Components

An audit job reports only Soft Deleted components (those moved to the Recycle Bin) as deleted. Once a component is Permanently Deleted, it no longer appears in the component list.

Status
Description

Updated via branch

A Flosum DevOps deployment matches the component's last modified date and user. The status names the branch that delivered the change.

Updated directly in Salesforce

No Flosum DevOps deployment matches the component's last modified date and user. The component was changed directly in the Salesforce org or deployed from another source.

Deleted via branch

The component was deleted through Destructive Changes in Flosum DevOps. The status names the branch that removed it.

Deleted directly in Salesforce

The component was deleted directly in the Salesforce org or through a third-party tool.

Components Table

1

Access Components

  1. Click Organizations from the left sidebar menu.

  2. Click the Components tab.

2

Filter Components

The Components tab has four filters. By default, no filters are applied, and all components are displayed. The table below explains how each filter helps narrow the list of components.

Filter
Description

All Users

Filters the list by the Salesforce user who last modified the component. Select one or more.

All Types

Filters the list by metadata type, such as ApexClass, CustomField, or Layout. Select one or more.

All Statuses

Filters the list by component status. Select one or more.

All Times

Filters the list by the last update date of the component in Salesforce. Specific date opens a date picker for you to enter a custom date range.

3

Search Components

Use the search box to search by component name or type. You can combine the search with filters to narrow the list even more.

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