Just prior to a new deployment, the Salesforce Administrator, who configured a new order fulfillment process feature in a developer sandbox, suddenly left the company. As a part of the UAT cycle, the users had fully tested all of the changes in the sandbox and signed off on them; making the Order fulfillment feature ready for its go-live in the production environment. Unfortunately, although a Change Set was started, it was not completed by the former administrator. A developer is brought in to help finish the deployment. What should the developer do to identify the configuration changes that need to be moved into production?
A. In Salesforce setup, look at the last modified date for every object to determine which should be added to the Change Set.
B. Leverage the Setup Audit Trail to review the changes made by the departed Administrator and identify which changes should be added to the Change Set.
C. Set up Continuous Integration and a Git repository to automatically merge all changes from the sandbox metadata with the production metadata.
D. Use the Metadata API and a supported development IDE to push all of the configuration from the sandbox into production to ensure no changes are lost.
Suggest answer: D
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