Transformer versions are available for embedded transformers.

Transformer versions are available for embedded transformers.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only for Linked
• D. Not supported

Answer: (B)

Versioning of transformers exists to preserve backward-compatible behavior across FME releases, but embedded transformers do not get their own selectable version. Embedded transformers are housed inside a custom transformer (a macro) and are treated as part of that container. You can’t pick a separate version for an individual embedded transformer—the versioning applies to the overall transformer definition, not its internal components. To manage compatibility, you would update or pin the entire custom transformer as a unit rather than individual embedded parts. This is why the statement is not true.

Versioning of transformers exists to preserve backward-compatible behavior across FME releases, but embedded transformers do not get their own selectable version. Embedded transformers are housed inside a custom transformer (a macro) and are treated as part of that container. You can’t pick a separate version for an individual embedded transformer—the versioning applies to the overall transformer definition, not its internal components. To manage compatibility, you would update or pin the entire custom transformer as a unit rather than individual embedded parts. This is why the statement is not true.