A network automation team is preparing to release version 2.0 of their Ansible collection. They have completed development on the main branch and want to mark this exact commit as the official release so that it can be easily referenced and rolled back to if needed. What should they do?

Revert the last commit and re-commit with a release message.

Delete the main branch and recreate it from the release commit.

Create a new branch named v2.0 and continue development there.

Create a tag named v2.0 on the current commit.

Two developers are working on the same file in a Git repository. Developer A modifies the file on branch 'feature-x', and Developer B modifies the same file on branch 'feature-y'. Both branches are merged into 'main' sequentially. The second merge reports a conflict. What is the most likely cause?

The file is not tracked by Git.

The two developers changed the same lines in incompatible ways.

The remote repository is corrupted.

The developers used different operating systems.

What happens when a merge conflict occurs during a merge operation?

The developer must manually resolve the conflicting changes and then complete the merge

The version control system creates a new branch automatically

The merge is aborted and all changes are lost

The version control system automatically chooses the newer version and discards the other

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7. Explain the Advantages of Version Control 200-901 Practice Questions (Page 2)

Part of the 1.0 Software Development and Design domain, which accounts for 15% of the 200-901 exam. Cisco does not publish an official question count, but from its 120-minute exam (~50–80 total, ~8–12 in this domain), expect 1–2 from this objective — we provide 54 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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Questions 6–10

6application · easy
A network automation team is preparing to release version 2.0 of their Ansible collection. They have completed development on the main branch and want to mark this exact commit as the official release so that it can be easily referenced and rolled back to if needed. What should they do?
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7application · easy
A network engineer joins a project that uses Git. They need to get a local copy of the repository to start making changes. Which command should they run?
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8expert · hard
Two developers are working on the same file in a Git repository. Developer A modifies the file on branch 'feature-x', and Developer B modifies the same file on branch 'feature-y'. Both branches are merged into 'main' sequentially. The second merge reports a conflict. What is the most likely cause?
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9application · medium
A network engineer is managing device configurations in a Git repository. They accidentally commit a configuration with a typo that breaks a service. They want to undo the commit while keeping the changes in the working directory for correction. Which command should they use?
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10foundation · easy
What happens when a merge conflict occurs during a merge operation?
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Questions 6–10

A network automation team is preparing to release version 2.0 of their Ansible collection. They have completed development on the main branch and want to mark this exact commit as the official release so that it can be easily referenced and rolled back to if needed. What should they do?

A network engineer joins a project that uses Git. They need to get a local copy of the repository to start making changes. Which command should they run?

Two developers are working on the same file in a Git repository. Developer A modifies the file on branch 'feature-x', and Developer B modifies the same file on branch 'feature-y'. Both branches are merged into 'main' sequentially. The second merge reports a conflict. What is the most likely cause?

A network engineer is managing device configurations in a Git repository. They accidentally commit a configuration with a typo that breaks a service. They want to undo the commit while keeping the changes in the working directory for correction. Which command should they use?

What happens when a merge conflict occurs during a merge operation?

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