PL-100 · Question #117
You complete work on a new canvas app in a development environment and add the app to a solution. You export the solution from the development environment and import the solution into a production…
The correct answer is C. You exported and imported an unmanaged copy of the solution and a co-worker modified the D. You chose a different theme from the Theme menu inside the canvas app. Two causes can explain the background color change. Option C: if the solution was exported and imported as unmanaged, the canvas app in production becomes fully editable - a co-worker could have opened the app in Power Apps Studio and manually changed the background color or…
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Options
- AYou recently changed the Office 365 theme.
- BYou exported a managed copy of the solution and imported the solution as an unmanaged
- CYou exported and imported an unmanaged copy of the solution and a co-worker modified the
- DYou chose a different theme from the Theme menu inside the canvas app.
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A11% (4)
- B6% (2)
- C83% (30)
Explanation
Two causes can explain the background color change. Option C: if the solution was exported and imported as unmanaged, the canvas app in production becomes fully editable - a co-worker could have opened the app in Power Apps Studio and manually changed the background color or applied a different theme. Option D: inside the canvas app editor, selecting a different theme from the Theme menu changes the global color scheme, including backgrounds, which would persist after saving. Option A is incorrect because Office 365 themes affect the shell and Microsoft 365 apps but do not control canvas app background colors. Option B is incorrect because exporting managed and importing unmanaged is a contradiction in process - managed layers restrict direct edits rather than causing color changes.
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