What action should you take after performing all replacements in a deployment step?

After performing all replacements in a deployment step, the appropriate action is to save and redeploy the user story. This step is essential because it reflects the changes made during the deployment process and ensures that everything is accurately included in the most recent version of the deployment package. By saving and redeploying the user story, you not only capture all modifications but also enable the deployment to move forward with the most up-to-date information.

This action is typically followed by a review phase where further testing or approval can occur, ensuring that all changes are functioning as intended. The redeployment re-establishes the user story in the development lifecycle, allowing for transparency and collaboration among team members as they work with the most recent updates.

Engaging in any of the other actions—like canceling the deployment, previewing changes, or merely notifying team members—does not effectively finalize the modifications made during the deployment step or ensure that the new state is properly integrated into the environment. These actions may have their own purposes but do not directly facilitate the capture and application of changes after replacements are made.