Quick Deployment for Salesforce enables you to quickly deploy code to productiondeploy a pre-validated successful package. This is ideal for instances in which your organization has multiple test methods, resulting in a longer release time. To use this Quick Deploy option, you must have a successfully validated and tested component package against the same Salesforce Org.
...
Salesforce account and deploy key are required to run the Quick Deploy workflow. The workflow comprises creating a Quick Deploy task under Tasks section. Previously, you had to start an SFDX/ANT pipeline in Opsera to retrieve the deploy key. When the account and deploy key are entered after the task has been created, the task is prepared to be executed.
...
Login to Opsera and navigate to Products > Pipeline.
Open and trigger a SFDX/ANT pipeline with a unit test case.
Once the pipeline is triggered, navigate Salesforce pipeline that includes an executed Validate step.
Navigate to Pipeline Logs and click Report under the Log Type column.
Under Summary tab, click Overview.
Copy the displayed Request ID.
The fetched deploy key is required to run the Salesforce Quick Deploy task.
...
Name: Enter a name for the task
Type: Select the type as Salesforce Quick Deploy from the dropdown.
Salesforce Account: Select the Org.
Salesforce Deploy Key: Enter the deploy key that was retrieved from the triggered SFDX/ANT Salesforce pipeline.
3. Click Create.
4. In Opsera Task Confirmation popup, click Validate Deploy Key to view the list of components Components Details & Unit test details Test Details.
...
5. Click Run Task.
Once the task is successfully executed, you can view the deployment log under Activity Logs.
...
Troubleshooting Failed Quick Deployments
In the process of Salesforce Quick Deploy, a few failures may occur. The Console Log available as part of the Task Activity Logs will display these failures in the form of error messages.
Here are a few common failure error messages that you would encounter and , along with the reasons for the failures to help you troubleshoot.
...