Which of these must newly created SAP repository objects be assigned to?

Newly created SAP repository objects must be assigned to a package. A package in SAP serves as a container that organizes and groups related development objects, facilitating easier management, transport, and deployment of these items within the SAP system landscape. When you create a repository object, assigning it to a package ensures that it is categorized correctly, making it easier for developers to find and use it as part of their projects.

Packages also play a critical role in transport processes. When changes are made to repository objects, they are typically transported together as part of the package. This means that having the object assigned to a package helps streamline the movement of these objects between different SAP environments, such as development, testing, and production.

Other choices, while relevant to SAP development, do not pertain directly to the requirement of assigning newly created objects. Function groups are related to ABAP programming structures but do not encompass all types of repository objects. Transport requests and transport tasks deal with the processes surrounding the movement of changes, but they are linked to packages, emphasizing the importance of the package assignment as an initial step in object creation.