What format is used to share a workflow with dependent assets included?

The correct format for sharing a workflow along with its dependent assets is the .yxzp format. This file type is specifically designed for packaging a workflow and includes all associated assets, such as macros, datasets, and connections. When you use this format, you ensure that anyone opening the file has access to everything necessary to run the workflow successfully without needing to source those dependent assets separately.

Other formats, like .yxm, .yxwz, and .yxda, serve different purposes. For example, .yxm is used for macro files, .yxwz is typically associated with workflows that do not include dependencies, while .yxda is a format for storing data assets. Therefore, these alternatives do not provide the functionality to bundle an entire workflow with all its dependencies, making the .yxzp format the appropriate choice.