What action must be taken to publish changes made in the Build tab?

To publish changes made in the Build tab of a Boomi process, creating a new Packaged Component and redeploying it is necessary. This ensures that the changes are officially captured and made available for use. In Boomi, the Build tab allows developers to make modifications to processes, but these modifications do not become active until they are bundled into a package, which is then deployed.

Creating a new Packaged Component captures the specific changes and configurations made during development. This process not only documents the changes but also enables version control, allowing teams to manage deployments more effectively and roll back if necessary. By redeploying the updated package, all stakeholders can ensure that the latest version, with the desired updates, is now live and functioning as intended.

Simply saving the changes made in the Build tab does not suffice because it does not initiate the deployment process or guarantee that the changes are shared across the environment. Likewise, reverting changes is not a relevant action when the goal is to publish updates, and informing the team, while good practice, does not fulfill the technical requirement for deployment. Therefore, creating a new Packaged Component and redeploying it is the appropriate step for publishing changes in this scenario.