Exam PL-900 topic 1 question 1 discussion

"You have a Power Apps app." - version 1 "You create a new version of the app and then publish the new version." - version 2 "A customer goes through the process of restoring the previous version of the app." - version 3 Therefore, the answer must be C (three). A published version of an app does not "go away" because it is effectively "removed" (ceases to be the current version) by restoring a previous/older version of the app. In this respect, the app version history is complete, including all published/used/unused/restored/etc. versions of the app.

I believe they are 2 because it doesn't make sense for the client to be able (even indirectly) to create a new version in the app. He restoring, will go back to the previous version will not create another.

Three is correct for this it does power Platform works likewise

C. Three

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/canvas-apps/restore-an-app?utm_source=chatgpt.com

It's C

"You have a Power Apps app." - version 1 "You create a new version of the app and then publish the new version." - version 2 "A customer goes through the process of restoring the previous version of the app." - version 3

When we restore an app Power app creates a new app for the previous app and also keeps the last two versions.

Ans is A as it is restoring the previous version as per this . https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/canvas-apps/restore-an-app

You will see 2 versions of the app. Obs. Only the app owner can restore a version of an app.

C is correct.

Correct answer is C. Three. Reasoning : "A new version is published" i.e. it's the second version. If you restore the first version over the second one, then you obtain a third version in the app. Easy.

underlined word is Two and The statement is incorrect as it is currently written. In Microsoft Power Apps, when you create and publish a new version of an app, the new version is added to the list of previous versions in the Version tab. If a customer then restores a previous version, this restored version also becomes the current version, and the system maintains a record of this activity. Therefore, in the Version tab for the app, you will see: The original version of the app.<v1> The new version that you created and published.<v2> The restored previous version, which is now the current version.<v3> This adds up to three versions of the app being visible in the Version tab. So, the correct answer is: C. three

C is correct answer

When a customer restores the previous version of the app, it adds another version to the Version tab, resulting in three versions being displayed. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, and I appreciate your understanding.

Clearly the word "two" should have been underlined, and the correct answer is C (meaning that there will now be 3 versions of the app)

question: does the customer have the edit/author access to the app? if so then C. if not then B.