What is the impact of including unsupported fields in an application?

Including unsupported fields in an application typically results in the necessity for their removal to ensure proper functioning. Unsupported fields refer to data fields that the application does not have the capability to process, validate or utilize in any meaningful way. When such fields are present, they can lead to various issues, including application crashes, unexpected behavior, or conflicts with existing functionalities.

By requiring the removal of these fields, the application can maintain integrity and performance, ensuring that only supported and recognized fields are utilized. This focus on supported fields promotes better data management and reduces the risk of errors during data handling. Therefore, the requirement for removal is a critical step in proceeding with application deployment or updates, as it aligns with the best practices for maintaining a stable application environment.