Under what condition will deploying a bundle from one environment to another succeed?

Under what condition will deploying a bundle from one environment to another succeed?

• A. The source is at a lower version and the target is at a higher version.
• B. The source is higher than target.
• C. They are the same version.
• D. The target is in a different region.

Answer: (A)

Version compatibility governs whether a bundle can be deployed from one environment to another. A bundle created for an older version is designed to run on newer environments because the newer system maintains backward compatibility with older definitions and APIs. When the source is at a lower version and the target is at a higher version, the target environment can accept and integrate the bundle without missing features or breaking changes, so the deployment succeeds. If the source were newer than the target, the bundle might rely on features or changes not present in the target, leading to failure. Deploying to a different region doesn’t affect compatibility. So, the condition that ensures success is that the source version is lower than the target version.

Version compatibility governs whether a bundle can be deployed from one environment to another. A bundle created for an older version is designed to run on newer environments because the newer system maintains backward compatibility with older definitions and APIs. When the source is at a lower version and the target is at a higher version, the target environment can accept and integrate the bundle without missing features or breaking changes, so the deployment succeeds. If the source were newer than the target, the bundle might rely on features or changes not present in the target, leading to failure. Deploying to a different region doesn’t affect compatibility. So, the condition that ensures success is that the source version is lower than the target version.