What happens to the currently active OmniScript version when you create and work on a new version in development?

What happens to the currently active OmniScript version when you create and work on a new version in development?

• A. It remains intact.
• B. It is replaced.
• C. It is archived.
• D. It is deprecated.

Answer: (A)

In OmniStudio, each OmniScript version is treated as its own artifact. When you create a new version for development, you work on a separate copy while the currently active version stays exactly as it is. This keeps existing processes running without disruption, giving you a safe space to test and modify in development. Only when you publish does the new version become active, while the old version remains intact for reference or rollback if needed. So the active version isn’t replaced merely by starting a new one.

In OmniStudio, each OmniScript version is treated as its own artifact. When you create a new version for development, you work on a separate copy while the currently active version stays exactly as it is. This keeps existing processes running without disruption, giving you a safe space to test and modify in development. Only when you publish does the new version become active, while the old version remains intact for reference or rollback if needed. So the active version isn’t replaced merely by starting a new one.