Create and Review Merge Requests GITLAB-CERTIFIED-GIT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6foundation · easy

   During a merge request review, a reviewer wants to leave feedback on a specific line of code. What is the appropriate way to do this in GitLab?

   • ACreate a new issue for each comment
   • BSend an email to the author
   • CAdd a comment to the line in the diff
   • DEdit the code directly in the merge request
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2. 7expert · hard

   A senior developer is reviewing a merge request that has a failing pipeline. The MR has one approval from a team lead, but the project requires two approvals. The developer notices a discussion thread that has been resolved, but the resolution was made by the MR author, not the reviewer who started the thread. The developer wants to merge the MR. What should the developer do first?

   • AUnresolve the discussion thread, then approve the MR and merge it.
   • BApprove the merge request and then merge it.
   • CResolve the failing pipeline issue, then approve the MR and merge it.
   • DFix the pipeline, obtain the second approval, and then merge the MR.
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4. 8foundation · easy

   A developer wants to assign a merge request to themselves by typing a command in the merge request description. Which syntax should they use?

   • A/milestone @username
   • B/assignee @username
   • C/assign @username
   • D/label @username
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5. 9foundation · easy

   A reviewer wants to see exactly which lines were added or removed in a merge request. Which part of the merge request should they examine?

   • AThe description
   • BThe diff
   • CThe commit list
   • DThe pipeline status
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6. 10application · medium

   A developer wants to create a merge request from a specific commit on a branch, not the entire branch. The developer wants to include only the changes from that commit. How can the developer achieve this?

   • AUse the 'Compare' feature to select the commit and create a merge request.
   • BCherry-pick the commit onto the target branch and create a merge request.
   • CCreate a new branch from that commit, then create a merge request from the new branch.
   • DCreate a merge request directly from the commit using the GitLab UI.
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