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Release v2.11.0

Release date: October 23, 2024

Supported models: redaction / restriction / replication

The current release of InCountry Data Residency for Salesforce includes the following features and improvements:

Instant Access to Lead Conversion Results​

Previously, Salesforce users had no direct way to view the results of a lead conversion immediately after the process. This required manually navigating to the newly created or associated Account, Contact, and Opportunity records to verify the conversion results.

With this update, a dedicated view now provides instant access to the lead conversion results. Users can easily see which records were created or linked — all without additional navigation — streamlining the process and improving efficiency for follow-up on new customer records.

Improved Ordering of Record Types in Custom Components for New Record Creation​

In native Salesforce, the default record type is displayed first, followed by the remaining record types in ascending alphabetical order. In previous releases, when creating a new record using a custom component, the record types after the default did not follow this expected alphabetical order.

With this update, all non-default record types are now displayed in ascending alphabetical order, ensuring consistency and improving the user experience when selecting record types.

Native Salesforce:

Native Salesforce

Custom component:

Custom component

Issue Resolved: "Add to Campaign" Quick Action​

In the previous package version, there was an issue with the "Add to Campaign" quick action. This issue has been resolved, and the "Add to Campaign" action is now functioning as expected.

Issue Resolved: Frontend Validation in LWC Component​

Previously, the LWC component that uses the UI API to update address information incorrectly triggered frontend validation during its operation.

With this update, frontend validation now functions correctly and only triggers when the update meets the specified validation conditions.

Enhanced Control over Content Security Policy (CSP) Permissions for MetadataService Apex in Winter '25​

In previous Salesforce releases, when creating Content Security Policy (CSP) Trusted Sites via the MetadataService Apex controller, permissions for connect-src (scripts), font-src (fonts), frame-src (iframe content), img-src (images), and media-src (audio and video) were all set to true by default.

With the Salesforce Winter '25 release, this behavior has been updated. Now, when a CSP Trusted Site is created using the MetadataService Apex controller, only the img-src (images) permission is set to true by default. All other permissions (connect-src, font-src, frame-src, and media-src) are disabled by default and must be explicitly enabled if needed.

This update provides administrators with greater control over CSP settings, improving security by enforcing stricter Content Security Policy standards.

Resolved Error with "Turn on the Reports To" Flag on Person Account Tab (Winter '25)​

In the Salesforce Winter '25 release, enabling the "Turn on the Reports To" flag on the Person Account tab caused errors in both the InCountry list view and the detailed object records view. This issue has now been resolved, and the error no longer occurs.

Issue Resolved: Lead Object List View Error​

Previously, users encountered a "Too many query rows" error when attempting to open the Lead object List view. This issue affected all users, regardless of profile or permission set.

With this update, the Lead List view now opens without error, providing a seamless experience for all users.

Resolved Error When Opening Lead List View​

The error occurred when opening the Lead List view. With this update, the Lead List view now opens successfully without any errors.

After clicking View All on a related list, the correct tab was displayed. However, when opening a new related record from the list, the tab showed "loading" instead of the record name.

With this update, the record name now correctly appears in the opened tab, improving the user experience and ensuring proper navigation.

Previously, when a user clicked the button (LWC component) on the parent record page to create a new child record, the record was created, and the page redirected to the new child record's detail view. However, the child related list on the parent record page was not updated.

With this update, the child related list on the parent record page is now refreshed automatically after a new child record is created, ensuring the list reflects the latest changes.