Universal Containers deployed an app in a large change set from a Developer Sandbox to a Developer Pro Sandbox used for testing. After testing, changes had to be made to several of the components in the change set.
How should an app builder move the new changes to the Developer Pro Sandbox?
To move new changes to the Developer Pro Sandbox, the best approach is to clone the change set and re-deploy it. Cloning the change set includes the latest changes to its components' sources, and you can add or remove components as required. This ensures that the most recent updates are included in the deployment process.
Answer is B. To redeploy the same set of components, clone the change set. The cloned change set includes the latest changes to its components source. You can add and remove components in the cloned change set. Cloning change sets is helpful during the iterative phases of a project. https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=sf.changesets_about_outbound.htm&type=5
Update a chage set Right answer is : B
Clone a chage set not Update Right answer is : B
Answer is B.
After a change set has been uploaded, its components aren't refreshed and you can't add or remove components. To refresh the source of components and modify the component list, clone the change set.
D - update (the cloned) change set and re deploy
In Salesforce, once a change set has been deployed, you cannot modify it. To make new changes, you need to clone the original change set, add the new or modified components, and then redeploy it to the sandbox.