Exam MB-300 topic 1 question 44 discussion

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B. No, it does not. Installing a hotfix in a Pending state in your Microsoft Azure DevOps application development environment does not, by itself, indicate whether the hotfix disrupts any modifications. The Pending state simply means that the hotfix has been applied but has not been moved to a Completed or Verified state. The impact on modifications and any potential disruptions would need to be assessed separately through thorough testing and validation. Before applying hotfixes or updates in a production environment, it's crucial to conduct comprehensive testing in a non-production environment to ensure that modifications and customizations remain intact and that there are no adverse effects on the system.

I´ve read properly the question, A is the correct, sorry by the previous comment

The B answer is correct, applying a KB in the development environment doesn't fix any issue, you need to apply it in the production environment.

The answer should be "No" because the build step is missing, as the picture shows

not totally clear reading the doc suggested

A WHICH IS YES

It`s a. Read for it in this article: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/migration-upgrade/install-metadata-hotfix-package

Agree with A: "Sometimes, a metadata hotfix package contains changes to objects that have been customized in higher-layer models. In this case, the installation process automatically generates conflicts that must be resolved after the hotfix has been installed. "

Should be YES

Yes, it has to be A as there is going to be an impact when the hotfix is installed in pending state.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/migration-upgrade/install-metadata-hotfix-package#before-you-begin This topic assumes that your packages folder is located at c:\AOSService\PackagesLocalDirectory\Bin. On some virtual machines (VMs), it might be located at c:\Packages, i:\AOSService\PackagesLocalDirectory\Bin, or k:\AOSService\PackagesLocalDirectory\Bin. If you're not using Microsoft Azure DevOps or another source control system, create a backup of your packages folder (which is also known as the metadata store). We don't recommend that you do development unless you use Azure DevOps. If you have Azure DevOps or Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) version control, make sure that there are no files in the Pending Changes list of your current workspace. If you have pending changes, we recommend that you submit them or shelve them before you install the metadata hotfix.

Should be Yes

Should be Yes