A software deployment fails on a newly upgraded environment because essential libraries have been removed. This is likely caused by mismatched versions between the software and its environment. Is this statement correct or incorrect?
Version mismatch is a frequent culprit when a new environment no longer matches the software’s framework requirements. In such cases, certain libraries or modules that the software relies on may be missing, which can cause failures. Ensuring that all components are supported and up to date helps prevent this issue.
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