Which statement about template versions is true?

• A. Versions are overwritten with each update.
• B. There is no version history.
• C. Each publish creates a new version.
• D. Versioning requires a special license.

Answer: (C)

Template versioning keeps a history by turning every publish into a new snapshot. With each publish, the system saves a fresh version instead of erasing the previous one, so you always have the prior states preserved. That’s why the statement that each publish creates a new version is the best answer: it provides an auditable trail of changes, lets you compare versions, and lets you roll back to an earlier version if needed. If updates overwrote the old version, you’d lose all previous work and wouldn’t be able to revisit earlier states. A lack of version history would make it impossible to track changes over time, and versioning typically isn’t tied to a special license.