
SalesforceCertified Development Lifecycle and Deployment Architect
Domain 10Objective 1
Given a Scenario, Analyze and Explain the Use Cases and Considerations When Using Managed vs. Unmanaged Packages. DEVELOPMENT-LIFECYCLE-AND-DEPLOYMENT-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the UNDERSTANDING PACKAGES domain, which accounts for 10% of the DEVELOPMENT-LIFECYCLE-AND-DEPLOYMENT-ARCHITECT exam.
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A development team wants to share a set of custom fields and a workflow rule with another internal team, who will then modify them to fit their own processes. There is no plan for future updates. Which package type is most appropriate?
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What is a key difference between a managed package and an unmanaged package in Salesforce?
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A Salesforce developer created a custom Lightning Web Component (LWC) and wants to share it with a colleague in another org. The colleague will need to edit the component's JavaScript and HTML files to integrate it with their own design system. The developer will not provide any updates. What is the most appropriate way to share the component?
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What is a key limitation of an unmanaged package?
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A vendor is deciding between a managed and an unmanaged package for a new product. The product will be sold on the AppExchange, and the vendor plans to release major upgrades twice a year. The vendor also wants to allow subscribers to customize the product's page layouts and add their own fields to its custom objects. What is the most appropriate package type and configuration?
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