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How do I deploy Lightning components to my production org?
How do I deploy Lightning components to my production org?
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Hi Piyush,
You can develop Lightning Components in a sandbox or Developer Edition org and then deploy them to any organization that supports Apex using managed packages. NOTE: We don’t recommend changing your development process to use namespaces and managed packages if you aren’t already using them.
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The lightning component can be deployed to production like any other component like apex,visualforce etc.
Lightning components are available in the Lightning Component Bundle in the drop-down list of the changeset.
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