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Is there a way to share APEX code between two managed packages in salesforce?
Is there a way to share APEX code between two managed packages in salesforce?
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hello,
A couple of options exist between SVN (for example) and Ant.
- SVN route, you could create a 'shared code' repo and utilise Externals, check out this link.
- Ant route, you can build an Ant script that explicitly pulls in (via the SVN tasks for example) source from different locations prior to deploying to your development and/or packaging orgs.
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