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    Migrate your own SuiteScript 1.0 scripts to 2.1.

    Assess ownership, review code changes in Git, validate with sandbox transactions, and confirm an SDF release. Vendor-managed upgrades stay with the publisher.

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    What you need

    Code and Git are in beta. Enable Developer mode with an authorized NetSuite role. You need a sandbox for testing; SDF deployment requires configured SuiteCloud credentials, write permissions, and confirmation.

    What to review

    • Confirmed custom-script scope and vendor exclusions
    • SuiteScript 2.1 changes with a reviewable Git diff
    • Sandbox validation records and remaining issues
    • SDF release review and target confirmation

    How the workflow unfolds

    1. Agree the migration scope

      Ask netQuery.ai to review versions, ownership, bundle membership, and dependencies. Confirm which custom scripts belong in the migration.

    2. Upgrade and review

      Convert the selected scripts to 2.1 and inspect the Git diff. Review API changes and dependencies before testing.

    3. Test, fix, and retest

      Create sandbox test transactions, inspect behavior and execution logs, and iterate until the agreed checks pass. Retain the validation results for review.

    4. Confirm the release

      Review the validation results and exact production account, then confirm the SDF deployment with the required write permissions enabled.

    Example workflow — adapt the scope and checks to your account.

    Follow a SuiteScript migration.

    Explore the decisions and review points from ownership assessment to an SDF deployment confirmation.

    These are illustrative outputs, not a completed migration or verified test results. The scope and checks depend on your account.

    Review script versions, bundle membership, and dependencies. Confirm your custom scripts before selecting the migration scope.

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    Illustrative workflow

    Example scope review

    • Custom SuiteScript 1.0 script — candidate; ownership to confirm
    • Vendor-managed bundle script — excluded; publisher-led update
    • Linked workflows and dependencies — review required

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