True or False: In a managed package, some components can be upgraded while others can't.

True or False: In a managed package, some components can be upgraded while others can't.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. It depends on component
• D. Not applicable

Answer: (A)

In a managed package, upgradeability is defined for each component, not for the entire package. When you release a new version, Salesforce can automatically upgrade the components that are designed to be upgradeable, but other components may be locked or not safe to upgrade automatically because of dependencies or subscriber customizations. This means some parts of the package can be updated in place while others cannot, requiring different upgrade paths or manual steps. That’s why the statement is true: you can have some components upgraded while others aren’t automatically upgradeable.

In a managed package, upgradeability is defined for each component, not for the entire package. When you release a new version, Salesforce can automatically upgrade the components that are designed to be upgradeable, but other components may be locked or not safe to upgrade automatically because of dependencies or subscriber customizations. This means some parts of the package can be updated in place while others cannot, requiring different upgrade paths or manual steps. That’s why the statement is true: you can have some components upgraded while others aren’t automatically upgradeable.