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After selecting the files you can click the View and Add Subcomponents button to view the subcomponents for these files if the object type supports subcomponents. You are able to select the stream that the selected files are sourced from if the project uses an SCM, or the Salesforce Org account if the project type is Salesforce and SCM type is set to NONE. When selecting a Salesforce Org from the drop down, FlexDeploy will attempt to source the specified files from that Salesforce Org and break the files down into subcomponents based on the content of the file from the Salesforce Org.
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You can then select the subcomponents from the list to add to the package.
View Dependencies
If the project's type supports dependencies you will see an additional "View Dependencies" button on this edit package screen. When the user clicks on View Dependencies button, FlexDeploy will show all dependencies that have been analyzed for the files in the package. This allows users to quickly add dependent project files to a package.
There are two ways to analyze the dependencies for a project. The first way is to create a Populate Metadata project trigger. This trigger will analyze and save all dependencies for the project's files. You can learn more about project triggers on the Continuous Integration page. The second way to analyze dependencies is with the 'Analyze Now' link to the right of the View Dependencies button. Clicking this link will analyze and save all the project's dependencies in the background. To the right of the View Dependencies button, you can also see when the last dependencies analysis occurred for the project.
After clicking the View Dependencies button the dependencies table will show all dependencies for the files in the package. In order for the dependency to be selectable the file must be populated in the SCM or Salesforce Org. You can learn more about populating files on the Project Files page. You are able to select files that you want to add by clicking the checkbox, or you can add all of the available dependencies by clicking the add all button.
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