Understand the GitLab Workspace and Repository Model GITLAB-CERTIFIED-GIT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1application · easy

   A project manager needs to view the issues and merge requests in a GitLab project but should not be able to modify the source code or push to the repository. Which access role should be assigned to the project manager?

   • AGuest
   • BMaintainer
   • CDeveloper
   • DReporter
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2. 2foundation · easy

   In GitLab, what is the role of a merge request in the forking workflow?

   • AIt is a command to synchronize your fork with the original project
   • BIt is a way to delete your fork after you are done
   • CIt is a request to merge changes from your fork into the original project
   • DIt is a notification that your fork has been created
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4. 3expert · hard

   A developer has forked a public GitLab project and is working on a new feature. The original project has been updated with important bug fixes. The developer wants to incorporate these fixes into their fork without losing their own changes. What is the correct sequence of Git commands?

   • ACreate a merge request from the original project to the fork.
   • BDelete the fork and re-fork the original project.
   • CUse 'git pull' directly from the original project's URL.
   • DAdd the original project as a remote, fetch it, and merge the original's main branch into the fork's main branch.
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5. 4application · medium

   A developer is working on a long-lived feature branch in a GitLab project. The main branch has advanced significantly. The developer wants to integrate the latest changes from main into their feature branch to avoid merge conflicts later. Which Git command should the developer run while on the feature branch?

   • Agit pull origin main
   • Bgit rebase main
   • Cgit fetch origin main
   • Dgit merge main
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6. 5expert · medium

   A company has a public GitLab project. A user from outside the company wants to contribute a small bug fix. The company wants to minimize the overhead of managing external contributions while still requiring a review. What is the most efficient workflow for the external user to contribute?

   • AThe external user emails a patch file to the maintainers, who apply it manually.
   • BThe external user forks the project, creates a branch, and submits a merge request to the original project.
   • CThe company adds the external user as a Developer to the project, and the user pushes directly to a feature branch.
   • DThe external user creates a new project and asks the maintainers to merge it.
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