A team has a pipeline with three stages: build, test, deploy. They have two jobs in the test stage: unit-test and integration-test. What will happen when the pipeline runs?

The unit-test job runs first, then integration-test, then deploy.

The build stage runs, then unit-test, then deploy, and integration-test runs after deploy.

Only one of the test jobs runs, and the other is skipped.

Both test jobs run in parallel after the build stage completes, and the deploy stage starts only after both test jobs finish.

In a GitLab pipeline, what is the default order of execution for jobs that are assigned to different stages?

Jobs in the same stage run in parallel, and stages run sequentially in the order they are defined.

Jobs run in the order they appear in the .gitlab-ci.yml file, regardless of stage.

Stages run in alphabetical order, and jobs within a stage run sequentially.

All jobs in all stages run in parallel at the same time.

Given the following .gitlab-ci.yml snippet, what is the execution order of the jobs? stages: - build - test - deploy build_job: stage: build script: echo building test_job: stage: test script: echo testing deploy_job: stage: deploy script: echo deploying

test_job, then build_job, then deploy_job

deploy_job, then test_job, then build_job

build_job, then test_job, then deploy_job

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A team has a pipeline with three stages: build, test, deploy. They have two jobs in the test stage: unit-test and integration-test. What will happen when the pipeline runs?
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In a GitLab pipeline, what is the default order of execution for jobs that are assigned to different stages?
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Given the following .gitlab-ci.yml snippet, what is the execution order of the jobs? stages: - build - test - deploy build_job: stage: build script: echo building test_job: stage: test script: echo testing deploy_job: stage: deploy script: echo deploying
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Which predefined variable contains the name of the branch or tag that triggered the pipeline?
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A developer wants to configure a job that prints the current user's email. Which predefined variable should they use?
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A team has a pipeline with three stages: build, test, deploy. They have two jobs in the test stage: unit-test and integration-test. What will happen when the pipeline runs?

In a GitLab pipeline, what is the default order of execution for jobs that are assigned to different stages?

Given the following .gitlab-ci.yml snippet, what is the execution order of the jobs? stages: - build - test - deploy build_job: stage: build script: echo building test_job: stage: test script: echo testing deploy_job: stage: deploy script: echo deploying

Which predefined variable contains the name of the branch or tag that triggered the pipeline?

A developer wants to configure a job that prints the current user's email. Which predefined variable should they use?

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