What happens when creating new pages in a blueprint during a rollout?

When creating new pages in a blueprint during a rollout, corresponding pages are created in live copies. In Adobe Experience Manager (AEM), blueprints allow for the centralized management of content, where changes made to a blueprint can be rolled out to live copies.

During the rollout process, any new pages added to the blueprint will automatically generate corresponding pages in all live copies that are linked to that blueprint. This ensures that updates and new structures in the blueprint are consistently reflected across all associated live copies, maintaining alignment and coherence in the content strategy.

This functionality is crucial for organizations that manage multiple versions of content across different regions or languages. It allows for efficient updates and the seamless expansion of site structure by simply adding new pages to the blueprint without the need for manual duplication across each live copy. The correct option highlights the streamlined approach of AEM's blueprint system in optimizing content management and ensuring uniformity in the presentation of live copies.