After testing a Mitosis application, what is the next step to include it in the active load spreadsheet?

• A. Load it directly into the environment.
• B. Export it to a file.
• C. Publish to all users.
• D. Give it to the Mitosis Guru who adds it to the active spreadsheet in MST.

Answer: (D)

After testing, the next step is to have the Mitosis Guru add the app to the active load spreadsheet in MST. This step takes the tested item and places it into the central inventory that governs what is considered active and available to users. It ensures the app is tracked with the correct version, metadata, and approvals before anyone can access or rely on it.

Loading directly into the environment bypasses the official inventory, which can lead to inconsistencies between what’s listed as active and what’s actually deployed. Exporting to a file doesn’t update the central inventory, so the app wouldn’t appear in the active load list for users. Publishing to all users before it’s registered in the MST active spreadsheet could distribute something that hasn’t been officially approved or cataloged, creating potential confusion or risk.