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When you modify a rule instance, you can save your changes to a higher numbered versions of the RuleSet with impacting the current version.

  1. True

  2. False
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Rule versioning is designed so you can branch off and save edits to a new, higher-numbered version of a RuleSet while the currently deployed/active version keeps running untouched. The current version is only affected if you explicitly promote or overwrite it, so simply saving to a new version does not by itself impact the current one. That's why the statement (framed as changes 'with impacting' the current version) is false.

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