You have created and published an app. Now you want to update some content in the app. What would happen if you update the content?

The correct answer is A. The new content will automatically update anyone who has connected to your app. The answer is A: The new content will automatically update for anyone who has connected to your app. In Power Apps, when a maker updates and republishes an app, the latest published version is automatically served to all users the next time they open or refresh the app. There…

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You have created and published an app. Now you want to update some content in the app. What would happen if you update the content?

Options

AThe new content will automatically update anyone who has connected to your app
BAnyone who has connected to your app will automatically update but they can roll back to the older
CAnyone who has connected to your app will receive a message and they can decide whether to accept
DNothing. You have now created a new fork of that content.

How the community answered

(37 responses)

A
95% (35)
B
3% (1)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

The answer is A: The new content will automatically update for anyone who has connected to your app. In Power Apps, when a maker updates and republishes an app, the latest published version is automatically served to all users the next time they open or refresh the app. There is no user-facing prompt to accept or decline updates (C), no rollback capability for end users (B), and no forking of content (D). This behavior ensures all users are always on the current version of the app without any manual intervention from users or admins.

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#Power Apps updates#App publishing#App content management

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