What happens when an application with the same GUID is pushed from a workspace to the Application Library?

When an application with the same GUID is pushed from a workspace to the Application Library, it overrides any existing applications with the same GUID. The GUID, or Globally Unique Identifier, serves as a unique reference for the application, ensuring that there is only one instance recognized by the system. If an application already exists in the Application Library with the same GUID, the new application being pushed will replace the existing one. This allows for streamlined application management, as it facilitates updates and replaces previous versions without generating duplicates or causing conflicts within the library. The mechanism ensures that users and systems always have access to the most current version of the application, thereby enhancing the efficiency of application deployment and use.