While testing a custom integration, an XSOAR engineer noticed that the incident fetch interval is missing. How can this be fixed?

The correct answer is B. Duplicate the integration. Edit the resulting copy and add incidentFetchInterval as a parameter.. If the integration instance does not have the Incidents Fetch Interval field, you need to add this field by editing the integration settings. If the integration is from a content pack, you need to create a copy of the integration. Any future updates to this integration will not b

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ADefine the Incident Fetch Interval when running the integration's commands.
BDuplicate the integration. Edit the resulting copy and add incidentFetchInterval as a parameter.
CConfigure the application to send incidents on the required interval.
DDuplicate the integration. Add the interval in the code. Save the integration and Configure the new

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If the integration instance does not have the Incidents Fetch Interval field, you need to add this field by editing the integration settings. If the integration is from a content pack, you need to create a copy of the integration. Any future updates to this integration will not be applied to the copy integration. https://docs-cortex.paloaltonetworks.com/r/Cortex-XSOAR/8/Cortex-XSOAR-Administrator- Guide/Fetch-Incidents-From-an-Integration-Instance

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