A Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations team uses Azure DevOps Git with a main branch protected by branch policies. They want to implement continuous delivery so that every merge to main automatically deploys to a sandbox environment. However, they also want to prevent deployment failures from blocking the merge process. Which approach should you recommend?

Use a scheduled pipeline that deploys the latest main branch every night.

Add a deployment gate to the branch policy that requires the pipeline to succeed before the merge completes.

Configure a pipeline that triggers on main and deploys to the sandbox; if the deployment fails, the pipeline reports failure but the merge is already complete.

Require developers to manually trigger the deployment after the merge.

A Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations project stores deployment scripts, configuration files, and documentation in an Azure Repos repository alongside the X++ code. The team wants to ensure that these artifacts are versioned and included in the CI/CD pipeline. What should they do?

Store the artifacts in a SharePoint document library and download them in the pipeline using a custom task.

Exclude the artifacts from version control and regenerate them during each build.

Keep the artifacts in the same repository and reference them in the pipeline definition so they are built and deployed together with the code.

Store the artifacts in a separate repository and reference them manually during deployment.

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A Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations team uses Azure DevOps Git with a main branch protected by branch policies. They want to implement continuous delivery so that every merge to main automatically deploys to a sandbox environment. However, they also want to prevent deployment failures from blocking the merge process. Which approach should you recommend?
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A Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations project stores deployment scripts, configuration files, and documentation in an Azure Repos repository alongside the X++ code. The team wants to ensure that these artifacts are versioned and included in the CI/CD pipeline. What should they do?

Which Azure DevOps component is used to define and run CI/CD pipelines?

In Azure DevOps, which feature allows you to compare two versions of a file to see the differences?

Which command is used to check out a file in a Git repository in Azure DevOps?

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