Correct Answer: B
Using Metadata API is more convenient to transfer customizations from test or sandbox to product organizations
Other Options are incorrect because Metadata API is not trusted as App Exchange, and the code is not safe since it is editable. In addition to this Salesforce won`t help you much regarding that app as its not listed on their store. It is nothing more than an implementation. No partner benefits.
References:
https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=package_distribute_apps_overview.htm&type=5
Correct Answer: B
Using Metadata API is more convenient to transfer customizations from test or sandbox to product organizations
Other Options are incorrect because Metadata API is not trusted as App Exchange, and the code is not safe since it is editable. In addition to this Salesforce won`t help you much regarding that app as its not listed on their store. It is nothing more than an implementation. No partner benefits.
References:
https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/157474/appexchange-app-vs-metadata-api
Correct Answer: B
Using Metadata API is more convenient to transfer customizations from test or sandbox to product organizations
Other Options are incorrect because Metadata API is not trusted as App Exchange, and the code is not safe since it is editable. In addition to this Salesforce won`t help you much regarding that app as its not listed on their store. It is nothing more than an implementation. No partner benefits.
References:
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/en/content/learn/modules/isv_app_development/isv_app_development_packaging