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Avoid hard-coding record IDs, as they are unique to a specific org and will not work in other environments. Instead, store IDs in variables—such as merge-field URL parameters or a **Get Records** element—to make the Flow portable, maintainable, and flexible.
Avoid hard-coding URLs, as they may change between environments or over time. Instead, store URLs in variables or custom settings to make the Flow adaptable, maintainable, and environment-independent.
Avoid hardcoding secrets, API keys, tokens, or credentials in Flows. These should be stored securely in Named Credentials, Custom Settings, Custom Metadata, or external secret management systems.
Avoid hard-coding URLs, as they may change between environments or over time. Instead, store URLs in variables or custom settings to make the Flow adaptable, maintainable, and environment-independent.
Process Builder is retired. Continuing to use it increases maintenance overhead and risks future compatibility issues. Migrating automation to Flow reduces risk and improves maintainability.
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Flows with deeply nested loops and decisions are hard to understand. Unlike cyclomatic complexity which counts paths, cognitive complexity penalizes nesting depth. Consider extracting nested logic into subflows.
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