Go to Settings within your project to check your project info.
Source Control Integration:
- Here you can check the connected source control for your selected project, however you cannot edit it but you can create another projects with different source control.
Project Configuration :
- Define scratch org templates and specify the path to their configuration files.
- Set default scratch org parameters (e.g., duration, features).
Packages:
- From here you can sync packages if it was not synced during project creation.
- You can choose from different packages types including Managed, 1st Gen and Unlocked.
- You can add multiple packages per project, with unique namespace per each package. To know more information about your namespace in your org, please check
PR Checks:
PR Checks are automated validations that run when a pull request is created or updated. They act as guardrails to prevent incomplete, risky, or non-compliant changes from being merged.
- Permissions
Only Admin or Owner users can modify PR Automation settings.
Other users can view the settings but cannot change them.
- General Checks
These checks apply to every pull request in the project.
✅ Run Unit Tests
When enabled, default unit tests (Jest / LWC) will run automatically on PR changes.
Turn this on to ensure frontend code is tested before merging.
✅ Run Validations
When enabled, metadata validation deployments will run automatically.
This helps catch deployment issues before merging into the target branch.
- Salesforce Apex Tests
✅ Run Apex Tests
When enabled, Apex tests will run for modified classes in the pull request.
This ensures backend changes meet required test coverage and do not break existing logic.
Dry-Run Target Org
You can select which connected org will be used for validation and dry-run deployments.
- Current Status shows whether the org is connected.
- Use the Org dropdown to select the target org (e.g., dev-sandbox).
All validation checks will run against the selected org.
Saving Changes
After enabling or disabling checks, click Save to apply your changes.
Changes will affect all new and updated pull requests in this project.
Adding Members to the Project
To give someone access:
- Select users from the Select Members dropdown.
- Click Add Member.
Only users who are already part of your workspace can be added.
Only users who have “All project access” or access to this project can be added.
Once added, they will appear in the Current Members list and gain access based on their assigned permissions.
Current Members
The Current Members section shows everyone who currently has access to the project.
For each member, you can view:
- Name and email
- Workspace label
- Access level (e.g., All Project Access)
Use the search bar to quickly find a specific user.
Permissions
Access to manage project members is restricted to users with sufficient permissions (such as Admin or Owner).
Other users can view the member list but cannot modify it.
Project Tour
At the top of the page, you can track your completion progress.
The progress bar shows:
- Total steps available
- How many steps you’ve completed
This gives you a clear view of where you are in the setup journey based on your project type: Org or Package development.
