In AZedit, what does the color yellow indicate?

• A. Active
• B. Changes have been made, but not yet activated
• C. Error
• D. Awaiting approval

Answer: (B)

In AZedit, color cues in the editor show the status of edits. Yellow signals a pending state: you’ve made changes and saved them, but they aren’t yet activated or pushed into the live configuration. This color acts as a reminder that the edits exist and may need review before going live, so you can decide when to activate them.

So this fits best because it directly describes a set of edits that are present but not active. It’s different from active (live and in effect), from an error state (problem needs fixing), or from awaiting approval (part of a workflow), all of which would use different indicators. When ready, you would activate the changes to make them live.