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Łukasz Skrodzki
Łukasz Skrodzki

Reputation: 452

How do I find the list of bug fixes in each platform release of Salesforce.com?

Recently we are struggling after change made in SFDC platform which seems to be done as bug fixing. Is there any place where I can find the list of bugs and fixes for them which was deployed into my environment. Specifically we are having problem with point 13 described on this site (http://salesforceapexcodecorner.blogspot.com/2011/10/new-release-winter-12-in-apex.html):

  1. String Conversion of Number Fields

Previously, when String.valueOf was called with a field of type Number of an sObject, it incorrectly treated the number field as a Decimal when converting it to a String and used the String.valueOf(Decimal d) method to perform the conversion to a String. Apex now correctly converts a number field to a Double before performing the conversion and uses the corresponding String.valueOf(Double d) method to convert the Double value to a String. One side effect of this change is that converted String values of number fields that have no decimal fraction now have a decimal point (.0) in them where they didn't before.

Unfortunately I can't find any official info about this...

Thanks, Łukasz

Upvotes: 0

Views: 312

Answers (1)

barelyknown
barelyknown

Reputation: 5570

The most extensive documentation of changes to the salesforce platform are in the release notes. Here are the release notes for Winter 12 (v24), but you can just search the web for "salesforce release notes" and you'll find what you're looking for.

If you are having trouble with a particular change that they've made, you should consider changing the version settings of the class or page in question back to the previous version that was working for you while you sort out the issue. You can change the version number from Setup > Develop > Classes > Version Settings.

If you would like help with the specific issue that you referenced, post more info about it and we'll see what we can do.

Upvotes: 1

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