Which action will resolve the issue when an analyst upgrades a content pack from the Marketplace, and the new version has a code error?

The correct answer is A. Revert the content pack to a previous version. If a newly upgraded content pack contains a code error, the most effective and supported action is to revert to a previous, stable version from the Marketplace. XSOAR allows users to downgrade content packs, making this the fastest way to restore functionality without manual

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ARevert the content pack to a previous version.
BUninstall and reinstall the content pack.
CUpgrade the dependencies of the content pack.
DExport and manually upload the content pack.

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A
77% (24)
B
6% (2)
C
13% (4)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

If a newly upgraded content pack contains a code error, the most effective and supported action is to revert to a previous, stable version from the Marketplace. XSOAR allows users to downgrade content packs, making this the fastest way to restore functionality without manual

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