Deploy Custom Metadata Types and Records to Production Orgs Using Change Sets
Use change sets to deploy custom metadata types and records from a sandbox to another
org. Typically you deploy the change set to a production org.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
You can create, edit, and delete custom metadata type
records from installed packages in: Group and Professional
Editions
You can add custom metadata types and records to change sets using the Lightning Platform
user interface. From Setup, enter Outbound Change Sets in the
Quick Find box, then select Outbound Change
Sets, click your change set name, and then click
Add.
Select the custom metadata type you want to add to your outbound change set.
Click Add to Change Set.
To view the dependent components, such as a custom field or a page layout, click
View/Add Dependencies.
Select the dependent components you want to add.
Click Add to Change Set.
Add Custom Metadata Records
Select the custom metadata type’s label from the available component types, for
example, Threat Tier. If the type is from a package
that you’re extending, use Threat Tier
[vacations].
Select the records to add.
Click Add to Change Set.
If you add a record to a change set, its corresponding type is included in the list of
dependent components. If you add a type to a change set, its records are not automatically
included in the list of dependent components.
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