Which statement is true about add-ons in the XML site export?

Which statement is true about add-ons in the XML site export?

• A. It includes add-ons.
• B. It exports add-ons only.
• C. It does not export add-ons.
• D. It exports add-ons and configurations.

Answer: (C)

XML site export is designed to capture the site’s content and related configuration, such as spaces, pages, attachments, comments, and permissions. Add-ons live outside of that content—their code, settings, and data are managed by the app framework and stored separately from the page content. Because of this separation, the export does not include add-ons. When you import the XML into another instance, you won’t automatically get those add-ons; you’d need to install the same add-ons (and ensure compatible versions) on the destination instance to restore full functionality.

XML site export is designed to capture the site’s content and related configuration, such as spaces, pages, attachments, comments, and permissions. Add-ons live outside of that content—their code, settings, and data are managed by the app framework and stored separately from the page content. Because of this separation, the export does not include add-ons. When you import the XML into another instance, you won’t automatically get those add-ons; you’d need to install the same add-ons (and ensure compatible versions) on the destination instance to restore full functionality.