You can't package workflow rules with time triggers.
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The statement is true: you cannot package workflow rules with time triggers.
When creating workflow rules in Salesforce, you have the option to specify time-based triggers, such as triggering an action 7 days after a record is created. However, when you create a package to distribute your customizations to other Salesforce orgs, time-based triggers cannot be included.
The reason for this limitation is that time-based triggers depend on a special queue called the Time-Based Workflow queue, which is unique to each Salesforce org. When a record meets the criteria for a time-based trigger, it is added to this queue, and the action is executed when the specified time elapses.
Since the Time-Based Workflow queue is specific to each org, it cannot be packaged and distributed to other orgs. Therefore, any time-based triggers that you create in your org will not be included in a package that you create for distribution.
To work around this limitation, you can include workflow rules without time triggers in your package, and then manually recreate the time-based triggers in the target org. Alternatively, you can use other automation tools such as Process Builder or Flow to achieve similar functionality without relying on time-based triggers.