Why does the first attempt to deploy triggers in Salesforce always time out, the second one succeeds, but fails to activate upon testing and where can I view triggers for external users in the dashboard?

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Gotcha

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Trigger deploys do inherently take a while, a lot of that is dependent no the packages we’re installing for the component source, etc

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So deploy + API requests then

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well this seems to be fine now, so idk, something for your tech team to maybe have a look at some point, but nothing urgent. I saw another message about deployment timeouts recently in so maybe this is somehow related

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It’s probably not related but definitely good to know

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as for webhooks, i changed the payload to

const deploymentPayload = {
          id,
          externalUserId: session.activeOrganizationId!,
          webhook_url: webhookUrl,
          configuredProps: {
            ...configuredProps,
            timer: {
              intervalSeconds: 90,
            },
            salesforce: {
              authProvisionId: integrationConnection.connectionId,
            },
          },
        };

but the data is not forwarded :disappointed: maybe this only works for instant webhooks and not timer-based triggers?

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It should work for both

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dc_4OuMEGZ

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Oh might be webhookUrl

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Given the other ones are camel case

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ahh, maybe sdk v2 thing, you moved a bunch of things to camelCase

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let me try

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yup that’s it

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amazing, let’s end at that, thanks a tone for your help and patience, i’ll try to figure out the SF thing with the salesforce branch of my company on monday, maybe they will able to help me in some way

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Claude says this, but i highly doubt that’s the reason

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Yeah np, glad to help

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If the Apex code was successfully submitted to Salesforce, maybe you can test it there

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it seems like it’s failing at the deployment stage

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If your Apex code is failing in the deployment stage in Salesforce, it means the code passed saving and compilation in your development org (or sandbox), but when Salesforce tries to move it to the target environment (like production), one or more of the deployment validation checks fail.

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Hmmmmm could this be that the pd env is prod and sf env is sandbox…