Objective: Apply a Feature/topic Branching Workflow GITLAB-CERTIFIED-CICD-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

1. 16application · medium

   A developer has been working on a feature branch 'feature/payment-integration' locally. They need to switch to a colleague's branch 'feature/refund-flow' to review the code. The colleague's branch exists only on the remote. Which sequence of commands should the developer run?

   • Agit pull origin main && git checkout feature/refund-flow
   • Bgit fetch origin && git checkout feature/refund-flow
   • Cgit checkout feature/refund-flow
   • Dgit clone origin feature/refund-flow
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2. 17foundation · easy

   A developer needs to switch to a remote branch named 'feature/api' that exists on the origin remote but not locally. Which command creates a local tracking branch and switches to it?

   • Agit branch feature/api
   • Bgit checkout feature/api
   • Cgit fetch origin feature/api
   • Dgit checkout -b feature/api origin/feature/api
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4. 18foundation · easy

   Which GitLab feature allows an administrator to require at least one approval before changes can be merged into the main branch?

   • AContainer Registry
   • BIssue Board
   • CBranch protection rules
   • DGitLab Pages
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5. 19foundation · easy

   After resolving a merge conflict manually, which command marks the file as resolved so the merge can continue?

   • Agit checkout -- config.py
   • Bgit merge --abort
   • Cgit commit -m "Resolve conflict"
   • Dgit add config.py
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6. 20expert · hard

   A developer is merging a feature branch 'feature/api' into main. The merge request shows a conflict in 'config.yml'. The developer knows that the main branch version of 'config.yml' is the correct one and the feature branch changes are outdated. What is the most efficient way to resolve this conflict?

   • ADelete the file and recreate it from main.
   • BIn the conflict resolution UI, choose 'Use main' for the conflicting file.
   • CAbandon the merge request and create a new one without the config.yml changes.
   • DManually edit the file to combine both versions.
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