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Build your migration's gap list before you start, and make the differ refuse to guess

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Build your migration's gap list before you start, and make the differ refuse to guess Key takeaways END STATE: a list of what your migration will NOT carry, produced from your own inventory before day one, with partials called out separately. Coverage is THREE-state, not two. Custom fields are copied by type; workflows only when linked to a project. A boolean set hides both. Identical config names on two tenants are different entities.

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Build your migration's gap list before you start, and make the differ refuse to guess · ShortSingh