What happens to the publish process if auto-publish is enabled during discovery?

When auto-publish is enabled during the discovery process, the publish process is triggered to begin automatically once discovery is complete. This automatic initiation ensures that as soon as the discovery phase is finished, the data that has been processed or identified as relevant is published without requiring manual intervention. This is particularly beneficial in streamlining workflows and ensuring that data is shared or made available promptly after it has been analyzed.

The context of other options reflects different scenarios that would not occur when auto-publish is in effect. For instance, mentioning delays due to errors suggests a manual process where user oversight is needed, which contradicts the purpose of having auto-publish enabled. Similarly, saying that the process will not start or is entirely manual would imply that auto-publish has no effect, which directly opposes how auto-publish is designed to function. Overall, enabling auto-publish effectively automates the transition from discovery to publication, enhancing efficiency in data processing workflows.