How can you allow another user in the same environment to use your custom connector?

Sharing the custom connector with another user is the correct approach because it allows that user to access and utilize the connector without needing to recreate it. This process generally involves defining permissions clearly so that the sharing user can control who sees and uses the connector.

When a connector is shared, the other user can understand how to leverage it within their applications or flows, thereby maximizing the utility of the connector you have created. This is especially important in collaborative environments where multiple users need to access common resources and tools to enhance productivity and integrate systems seamlessly.

The other choices do not align with the best practices for managing custom connectors. Creating a copy of the connector for each user would lead to redundancy and complications in maintaining multiple versions. Changing the authentication type to anonymous may pose security risks and complicate how data is accessed and utilized. Adding the connector to a solution and publishing it may also work, but this approach typically introduces additional steps and requirements that may not be necessary for just granting access. Sharing directly streamlines the process effectively.