What condition must be met for all operators with access groups to experience the changes from a revision?

For all operators with access groups to experience the changes from a revision, it is essential that the revision is active on the Revisions landing page. When a revision is marked as active, it becomes the current version that the system will use for processing and can be invoked by the relevant access group. This ensures that all users assigned to that access group can access and benefit from the updated features, rules, or workflows contained within the active revision.

If the revision were not active, operators would not see any of the updates or changes associated with it, as the system would be using an older version or a different active revision. This highlights the importance of correctly managing revisions within the Pega platform to ensure that the entire user base can leverage the latest developments.

The other options do not satisfy the requirement for widespread access to changes. Assigning a revision directly to operators limits its application to only those specified, and being a System Architect is irrelevant as anyone with the appropriate access can experience revisions if they are active. Additionally, while having no rejected change requests might be a best practice, it does not directly link to the activation status of the revision and its availability to operators.