Wed 29-Apr-2026 Salesforce Drift Audit (ARJ-43): 100-component fullcopy-ahead backlog + 3 concurrent-edit classes
Decision
Production ↔ fullcopy drift audit completed for Wednesday rhythm. Total component delta = 100 (69 ApexClass + 5 ApexTrigger + 26 active Flow), far above 10-component sync threshold. Drift direction is fullcopy-ahead (normal forward-dev backlog). 3 classes flagged for concurrent edits in BOTH orgs (BookingClass, GreetingCallController, MarketingDashboardController) — reconciliation required before next promotion. Recommendation: CTO-Builder reviews deployment backlog within 7 days; immediate diff on 3 concurrent-edit classes.
Rationale
Drift signature (fullcopy +100 components, 31 vs 10 recent class edits) matches normal forward-development pattern, not stale-sandbox. Concurrent-edit pattern (Amitabh Sharma working on prod for GreetingCallController while Amitabh Saasworx works on same class in fullcopy 12 minutes apart) is the urgent finding because it produces silent merge loss when one branch overwrites the other on next deploy. Per Wed rhythm in /home/node/.claude/agent-instructions/salesforce.md, drift>10 triggers sync schedule. 100 components ≫ 10.
Alternatives Rejected
A) Declare drift acceptable as normal dev backlog → REJECTED: ignores the 3 concurrent-edit fork risk, which is the actionable finding. B) Trigger emergency sandbox refresh (production→fullcopy) → REJECTED: would destroy 100 components of in-progress dev work in fullcopy, especially the Cancellation/Transfer P0 fixes from 27-Apr decision. C) Defer to next Wed audit → REJECTED: 12-min concurrent edit on GreetingCallController already shows the fork pattern; waiting amplifies risk.
Outcome
Pending