What is true about generally available features once they are enabled in FDI?

• A. GA features can only be used in development.
• B. Once enabled, GA features can be used in both development and production.
• C. GA features require a separate license for production.
• D. GA features are automatically rolled out to all environments.

Answer: (B)

When a feature is generally available (GA) in FDI and you enable it, that capability becomes usable across environments, not just in development. This means you can build, test, and validate with the same functionality you’ll use in production, ensuring consistency between what you develop and what users experience. It’s not limited to development, and there’s typically no requirement for a separate production license solely because the feature is GA. It’s also not automatically rolled out to all environments by default; enabling a GA feature is the step that makes it available across the relevant environments, aligning development and production usage.