Both are fine. You could try both and compare how she does..if any different.
Some recipes have room to switch up proteins and carbs, so replacing white with sweet may be okay. The recipe creator should have the answer to that.While they may be interchangeable, they affect dogs differently.
Linoleic is the pnly essential fatty acid in dogs. Oils with high levels of linoleic are sometimes chosen first. The best choice is the one that completes the diet the best. The percent fat you are giving should be part of the guaranteed analysis of the food.
The oly things I tend to consider for my are are Royal Canin, Science Diet, or Purina rx diets. They have plenty of potato and fish free foods.
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