When deploying profiles and permission sets with a regular deployment, what type of user permissions are deployed?

Deploying profiles and permission sets with a regular deployment involves transferring the permissions as defined in those profiles and permission sets directly from one Salesforce environment to another. When we focus on the type of user permissions deployed, it's essential to recognize that the permissions that are actively assigned to users in the source environment will be the ones that actually take effect in the target environment.

Active user permissions reflect the specific capabilities and access rights that users currently have based on their assigned profiles and permission sets. This ensures a seamless transition and functionality that mirrors what users expect in the new environment. The deployment process re-applies these active configurations, ensuring that users maintain the necessary permissions to operate efficiently after the deployment.

In contrast, other options like system administrator permissions, all user permissions, and temporary user permissions do not accurately describe the nature of what gets deployed during such a process. System administrator permissions are a subset of permissions and not representative of the entire scope of user permissions being transferred. All user permissions implies moving permissions that might not be applicable to every user, while temporary user permissions are not a recognized category within the context of Salesforce permission sets and profiles. Thus, focusing on active user permissions accurately captures the essence of the deployment process.