Hi all - we currently have develop, release and test accounts for our bundle. Was wondering how others who maintain SuiteApps handle creating beta versions for testing new features. Do you use the “Multiple Development Accounts Method” mentioned in the NetSuite Help center to create a beta version on the other set of accounts? Thanks for any guidance!

In my company , we have a Dev, QA and Deploy environments. Deploy is the production ready and where we install from.

That’s what we currently have as well. But, I was reading through the NetSuite help center about the benefits of multiple development account environments. Thinking this might be a good way to support beta versions of the app.

Hi @Carl Jenkins I strongly suggest to start developing using SDF. you will be able to leverage latest technology and new distribution mechanism. and later on you will not have to deal with transition from bundler to SDF

Hi @Matej Fuček - Perhaps I am using the wrong terminology? I am using SDF via WebStorm to develop the suiteapp/bundle. The project is then deployed to my development TSTDRV account for testing. I do use the bundle builder under Customization > SuiteBundler > Create Bundle to “grab” all my published scripts and objects. It packages them up and I copy that to a deployment TSTDRV account for further testing and or release. Is this wrong or is there another way I am not aware of?

There is a new way of distributing SuiteApps using the SDF technology, that might be what @Matej Fuček is referring to

@rustyshackles OK, thanks. I’ll see if I can find the details in the updated SDF documentation. Thanks