During a platform update, a module that used to store configuration data is no longer recognized in the environment. Scripts referencing that module have started failing. Which solution is BEST for resolving the errors while ensuring the environment remains stable?
Remove all references to the old module from the scripts
Use the recommended replacements from the release notes to update the failing scripts
Reinstall the legacy version of the environment that supports the module
Create temporary scripts to emulate the missing module
Adopting the newer functions recommended by release notes ensures the environment stays supported and compatible with future updates. Other methods risk additional errors or require reverting to outdated versions, which can break other features or limit improvements. Removing all references can cause extended downtime if existing scripts rely on those references. Creating makeshift scripts that simulate the missing module can introduce fragile code that is difficult to maintain.
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