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Build / Test / Verify / Go Live.
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Development / Implementation Release / Sandbox Release / Production Release.
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Move app version forward between promotion levels.
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First install on non-Development? start learning
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App Overview → Manage Promotion.
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Tenant Model Component enablement? start learning
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First installation on Implementation? start learning
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What does a runtime environment represent? start learning
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The tenant environment where the app runs.
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How many times do you need to enable a tenant for Extend apps with Model Components? start learning
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What must be enabled before you can install or view apps with Model Components on a tenant? start learning
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The tenant must be enabled for Extend apps with Model Components.
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What is another name for the promotion deadline? start learning
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How is an app waiting for the next maintenance window labeled on the Promotions tab? start learning
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Pending, together with the target update date.
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Why should Extend developers add buffer time to development processes involving MLCs? start learning
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Because MLCs may not become available until the next maintenance window.
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What is a Workday Weekly Service Update? start learning
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A scheduled period when a tenant is temporarily unavailable while Workday applies routine weekly platform updates.
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Can an app with Model Level Components be promoted before the maintenance window? start learning
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Yes, it can be promoted, but the MLCs do not become available until the maintenance window passes.
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What happens to Model Level Components (MLCs) when an app is promoted to a non-Development tenant? start learning
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They become available only after the next maintenance window has passed.
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Are subsequent Production app versions manually installed? start learning
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No. Once the app has been installed, subsequent versions promoted to Production Release are auto-installed.
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What happens after an app version is initially installed on a Sandbox tenant? start learning
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Subsequent versions promoted to Sandbox Release are auto-installed.
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What is the purpose of the Verify stage? start learning
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To verify that the app works correctly in a Sandbox environment.
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Is the first Implementation installation manual? start learning
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Where do you deploy an app during the Build stage? start learning
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Are apps deployed from App Builder automatically installed on Development tenants? start learning
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Yes. They are auto-installed.
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What happens when an app version is promoted to a non-Development tenant? start learning
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It becomes available for installation on that tenant.
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What does "promote" mean in the Workday Extend lifecycle? start learning
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It means to forward-move an app version across promotion levels.
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What is the purpose of the Implementation environment? start learning
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To test the app together with its configurations.
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What is the purpose of the Sandbox environment? start learning
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To test the app with production-like data.
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Are promotion levels the same as runtime environments? start learning
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No. A promotion level represents the developer's intent, while a runtime environment is where the app runs.
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Which lifecycle stage uses the Implementation environment? start learning
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Which lifecycle stage uses the Sandbox environment? start learning
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Which lifecycle stage uses the Production environment? start learning
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What are the four App Lifecycle stages? start learning
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Build, Test, Verify, and Go Live.
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