Here we will go through how we can create a package.xml to retrieve metadata from Salesforce. Common metadata type samples are also included.
Metadata type names can be tricky and it usually difficult to create a package.xml without some googling. Here we provide a sample package.xml with examples of common types.
Once you have a package.xml, it is relatively easy to retrieve metadata using it and deploy to other environments. There are multiple options for that- Force.com Migration tool/ANT (Outdated), SFDX (Recommended)- How to retrieve code using SFDX CLI.
Package.xml sample with common metadata types
When you are creating package.xml, copy below simple package.xml file as a starting point
Now copy relevant types from below xml and add to your package.xml. Then go to your org and add members tags for the elements you want to retrieve
Useful for package.xml creation. Metadata coverage report also can be used to get some idea about metadata type names. https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/metadata-coverage/49
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