Metadata API supports deploy() and retrieve() calls for file-based deployment.
Which two scenarios are the primary use cases for writing code to call retrieve() and deploy() methods directly? (Choose two.)
A.
Team development of an application in a Developer Edition organization. After completing development and testing, the application is distributed via Lightning Platform AppExchange.
B.
Development of a custom application in a sandbox organization. After completing development and testing, the application is then deployed into a production organization using Metadata API.
C.
Development of a custom application in a scratch org. After completing development and testing, the application is then deployed into an upper sandbox using Salesforce CLI (SFDX).
D.
Development of a customization in a sandbox organization. The deployment team then utilize the Ant Migration Tool to deploy the customization to an upper sandbox for testing.
A. Team development of an application in a Developer Edition organization. After completing development and testing, the application is distributed via Lightning Platform AppExchange.: While this scenario involves deployment, it typically does not require direct calls to retrieve() and deploy() methods. Applications for AppExchange are packaged and managed differently.
C. Development of a custom application in a scratch org. After completing development and testing, the application is then deployed into an upper sandbox using Salesforce CLI (SFDX).: This scenario primarily uses the Salesforce CLI for deployments, which abstracts away the direct calls to the Metadata API. The focus is on the use of SFDX rather than direct API calls.
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