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Using an Organization's Components Tab

Overview

This article shows you how to use the Components tab to view and filter an organization's components.

An organization's components are retrieved automatically, and you do not need to retrieve them manually unless you need changes to a component to be reflected immediately.

Using the Components Tab

1

Select Organization

  1. Click Organizations from the left sidebar menu.

  2. Click the organization to view an overview of.

2

View Components

The Components tab provides a searchable, filterable list of all the organization's components retrieved by DevOps.

If the components have changed since the last retrieval, you must run a manual Retrieve to view the latest updates.

The table below explains the information shown in each column of the Components table.

Column
Description

Component

The component name and type.

Created

The DevOps user who last interacted with this component, along with the time since that interaction. The System User (SU) represents automated processes such as retrievals and pipelines.

SF Updated

The name of the user account and the time and date of the last Salesforce component modification.

3

Filter Components

You can filter and sort the list of components to find what you need. The table below explains what each filter does. Multiple filters can be used together.

To quickly remove all filters, refresh the browser page.

Filter
Description

Users

Filter by two groups of users: Flosum Cloud Apps users (Created by) and Salesforce users (SF updated by). You can select multiple users from each group.

Type

Filter components by type. You can search for types and pick more than one.

Time

Filter components by when they were last updated, using either time field: Created by time or SF updated by time. You can set a date range with the date picker by clicking Specific date.

Search

Search for components by Name.

Sort

Sort components by the Component, Created, or SF Updated columns.

4

View Component Details

You can view the details of each component. These details reflect only the last retrieval, so if the component has changed in Salesforce since then, you must manually Retrieve it to see the current details.

  1. Click a component to view.

  2. Scroll to view the details of the component.

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