Tickle Those Old Flows, Kids

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If your active, Autolaunched Trigger Flow was last modified before Summer ’21 (around May-June 2021), it won’t show up in your Flow Trigger Explorer.

Thanks to Jack O’Brien for finding the relevant help article!

screenshot from Salesforce Help explaining that Trigger Flows created before Summer ’21 don’t show up in Flow Trigger Explorer

oh yah. . . you can translate a number like “232” into a seasonal Salesforce release by modifying the 248 in the following URL and seeing which release’s notes pop up:

https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=release-notes.salesforce_release_notes.htm&release=248&type=5

. . . Salesforce increments each seasonal release by 2, and counting back from Spring ’24 (internally numbered 248) gets us. . .

  • 246 = Winter ’23
  • 244 = Summer ’23
  • 242 = Spring ’23
  • 240 = Winter ’22
  • 238 = Summer ’22
  • 236 = Spring ’22
  • 234 = Winter ’21
  • 232 = Summer ’21

so there ya go! Looks like that URL-hacking trick works all the way back to 218 (Spring ’19).

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