A Databricks Asset Bundle defines two targets: `dev` with `mode: development` and `prod` with `mode: production`. Which statement correctly describes a key behavioral difference between these modes?

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B. In development mode, deployed resource names are prefixed with the deploying user's name to enable isolated copies; in production mode, resources are deployed with their exact configured names and enforce a `run_as` identity. In Databricks Asset Bundles, `mode: development` automatically prefixes deployed resource names with the deploying user's name (e.g., `[username] job_name`), allowing multiple developers to deploy their own isolated instances of the same bundle without conflicts. `mode: production` deploys resources with their exact configured names and requires a `run_as` identity to be specified, ensuring consistent and auditable production job ownership.

A Databricks Asset Bundle defines two targets: `dev` with `mode: development` and `prod` with `mode: production`. Which statement correctly describes a key behavioral difference between these modes?

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A Databricks Asset Bundle defines two targets: dev with mode: development and prod with mode: production. Which statement correctly describes a key behavioral difference between these modes?

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A Databricks Asset Bundle defines two targets: `dev` with `mode: development` and `prod` with `mode: production`. Which statement correctly describes a key behavioral difference between these modes?