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A company has implemented Apex Managed Sharing to control access to a custom object called \"Project.\" The sharing rules are set up such that only users with the \"Project Manager\" role can share records with other users. However, a new requirement arises where certain users in the \"Development\" team need access to specific project records based on their involvement. The company decides to implement a trigger that automatically shares records with users in the \"Development\" team when they are assigned to a project. Given this scenario, which of the following statements best describes the implications of using Apex Managed Sharing in this context?
The trigger must explicitly create a new sharing record for each user in the "Development" team whenever a project record is created or updated, ensuring that the sharing logic adheres to the defined criteria for access.
The sharing logic can be simplified by using the standard sharing rules without the need for a trigger, as Apex Managed Sharing is only necessary for custom sharing scenarios.
Apex Managed Sharing will automatically grant access to all users in the "Development" team without the need for additional logic, as long as they are part of the same role hierarchy.
The implementation of Apex Managed Sharing will require a complete redesign of the existing sharing model, making it incompatible with the current role-based access controls.

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