Published at: 2025-10-30
Inbound Change Set
Inbound Change Sets
An inbound change set is a collection of metadata sent from an external connected environment to the current environment. After receiving an inbound change set, enterprises can perform validation and deployment operations.
Inbound change sets are categorized into two types:
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Pending Deployment Change Sets:
Inbound change sets that have not been deployed or failed to deploy. -
Deployed Change Sets:
Inbound change sets that have been successfully deployed.

1.1 Inbound Change Set Details
Click an inbound change set to view its details. The details page includes comprehensive information about the change set, validation and deployment history, and component information.
- History Tab:
Displays all validation and deployment history records for the inbound change set.

- Click a history record to view its detailed information.

- Components Tab:
Lists all components included in the inbound change set.

1.2 Validate Inbound Change Set
Validate whether all components in the inbound change set can be successfully deployed in the current environment. After validation, the system updates the change set status and adds a validation history record.
Note: Validation only checks for deployability without actually deploying the components.
1.3 Deploy Inbound Change Set
Deploy all components in the inbound change set to the current environment. After deployment, the system updates the change set status and adds a deployment history record.
Note: If deployment fails, all changes are rolled back.
1.4 Delete Inbound Change Set
Delete this inbound change set. This action cannot be undone.