What happens when you deploy Process 1 and Process 2, both referencing Map A?

When deploying multiple processes that reference the same map in a Boomi environment, it is important to understand how versioning works. In this scenario, if Process 1 uses an older version of Map A and Process 2 uses a newer version, each process will reference the specific version of the map it was deployed with.

Therefore, if Process 1 is deployed with Map A version 1 and Process 2 is deployed subsequently with Map A version 2, Process 1 will be locked to the older version (version 1) it was associated with at deployment time while Process 2 will utilize the latest version (version 2) of the map. This ensures that changes in the mapping logic do not inadvertently affect existing processes that depend on an earlier version, thereby maintaining stability and consistency across different processes utilizing mappings.

This behavior allows for a more controlled and stable deployment strategy where changes to shared components (like maps) can be managed effectively without disrupting the functionality of processes that depend on different versions.