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Changing Organization Settings - Retrieve Settings

Overview

By default, an organization retrieves all of its metadata components during both automatic and manual retrieval. You can leave some components out of a retrieval to speed up the process or limit the number of components available in DevOps. This article shows you how to do this by excluding them in the organization’s Retrieve Settings.

Excluded Components

After you exclude a component, it no longer appears in the organization’s table of components following the next retrieval. Excluded components are also unavailable for manual retrieval, even when a Declarative Filter would normally include them.

Change Retrieve Settings

1

Access Retrieve Settings

  1. Click Organizations from the left sidebar menu.

  2. Click the organization you want to change a setting for.

  3. Click the Settings tab.

2

Exclude Components

By default, all components are retrieved. The Retrieve Settings allow you to select components to be excluded during retrieve jobs.

  1. Search or scroll to find components to exclude.

  2. Click each component to select it. (You can select multiple components at once.)

  3. Click the Right Arrow (>) button to move all selected components to the Excluded component types list.

Bulk Move

The Double Arrow (>>) moves all components from one list to the other, in the direction the arrow points. Use the search bar to narrow the list to the components you want to move. For example, in the screenshot above, clicking >> would move all components with “Einstein” in the name from the Available component types list to the Excluded component types list.

  1. The moved components will appear in the Excluded component types list.

  2. Click Save changes once you're done excluding components.

3

Include Components

To include components that are currently excluded, move them from the Excluded component types list back to the Available component types list. This uses the same process as excluding components, just in the opposite direction. See the instructions above.

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