Salesforce Change Set Helper

Enhances the Salesforce change set. Adds last changed date and allows sorting, searching, validation and comparison with other orgs.

Supercharge Salesforce change sets: modified dates, search & filters, bulk add/remove, cross-org compare, validate & deploy. Stop fighting Salesforce change sets. The native change set UI gives you no search, no dates, 25 rows per page, one checkbox at a time, and no way to know if a component is newer in your target org. Change Set Helper fixes all of it, right inside Setup — Classic and Lightning both supported. ON THE "ADD COMPONENTS" PAGE • See Last Modified Date, Modified By, Created By, API Name and more for every component • Instantly search and filter every column (search boxes and dropdown filters) • Load thousands of components automatically — no more clicking through 25-row pages • Sort by any column to find what changed recently • Export the list to CSV, or export/import package.xml THE COMPONENT CART • Tick components across multiple pages and types — they collect into a floating cart • Submit them all to the change set in one click • The cart survives navigation and stays in sync with what's actually in the change set COMPARE WITH ANOTHER ORG • Connect a sandbox or production org via OAuth and see, per component: missing in target, newer locally, or newer in target (so deploying won't silently overwrite someone's work) • Side-by-side code and metadata diff for any component across both orgs VALIDATE AND DEPLOY WITHOUT LEAVING THE PAGE • Run a validate-only check against a connected target org, with test-level selection (including specific test classes) • Quick-deploy a successful validation • Live progress: per-component results, test failures, elapsed timers, cancel support • Save multiple target orgs and switch between them BULK REMOVE • Select multiple components on the change set detail page and remove them in one action, with a progress log PRIVACY Everything runs in your browser and talks only to your own Salesforce orgs. Nothing is sent to any third-party server. The cookies permission is used solely to read your Salesforce session so the extension can call the Salesforce Metadata API as you; OAuth tokens for target orgs are stored locally in your browser. OPEN SOURCE Report issues or contribute: https://github.com/ahmed-khaire/change-set-helper-ext