What is the result of excluding metadata types correctly in the pipeline record?

The result of excluding metadata types correctly in the pipeline record ensures that all new promotions will retain the same selections that were made previously. By explicitly excluding certain metadata types, you create a stable and controlled environment for updates. This means any future promotions will not deviate from the selections that have been established, providing consistency in your deployment process.

When metadata types are excluded, it essentially locks in the chosen configurations, preventing them from being altered by any changes that might occur in the development or production environments. This approach is particularly beneficial in maintaining control over the deployment process and minimizing the risk of changes that could introduce conflicts or errors in future promotions.

The other choices present scenarios that could arise if exclusions were not managed properly. For instance, allowing conflicting metadata types would lead to inconsistencies, while unintended inclusion of new metadata types could complicate the deployment environment. Therefore, maintaining the same selections through correct exclusions contributes to a more predictable and reliable deployment workflow.