If auto-publish is disabled on a processing file, what must be done to start the Publish?

When auto-publish is disabled on a processing file, the system will not automatically begin the publishing process even after the processing is completed. To initiate the publishing of the data manually, it is necessary to manually start the Publish. This requires the user to actively select the publish option in the software, allowing for greater control over when and how the data is shared or published after processing.

The other options don't provide a viable path to beginning the Publish. For example, re-enabling auto-publish may not be practical in all scenarios, especially if manual intervention is preferred in this instance. Deleting the processing set would lead to the loss of the work and processed data and is not a necessary or effective action to start the publishing process. Hence, manually starting Publish is indeed the appropriate action to take in this setting.