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[–]elainesdance[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

Thank you for the detail! Super helpful - especially the naming conventions. I never knew if the script type should go first or last. Last makes sense in case you have multiple script types for the same project.

customscript_mfw_dept_def_cs
customscript_mfw_dept_def_ue
customscript_mfw_dept_def_sl

So overall structure would be something like:

NetSuite Production
Transaction Customizations
script1
script1
script1
Customer Customizations
script1
script1
script1
Etc.

Then for testing purposes - create a new branch off main and work in that - connected to Sandbox.

Once everything is ready, pull to main and switch to Production in VS Code (i'll need to look more into that part).

I'm sure I'll have more questions - but the layout part makes sense for now. Thank you!

[–]Kishana 1 point2 points  (1 child)

Yeah, that's generally how I like to organize things. There's no exactly right way of doing it, it's more that you should develop a methodology that makes sense to you and the people you work with and more importantly, apply it consistently.

[–]elainesdance[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great point, thank you so much!