A developer needs to update a configuration file that is stored in an Azure DevOps Git repository. The file is used by a build pipeline. The developer has cloned the repository locally. What is the correct sequence of steps to update the file and make it available to the pipeline?

Check out the file, edit it, and check it in without committing.

Edit the file, commit the change, push to the remote branch, and create a pull request if required.

Edit the file, push directly to main, and skip the pull request because it is a configuration file.

Edit the file directly in the Azure DevOps web portal and save it; no commit is needed.

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A developer needs to update a configuration file that is stored in an Azure DevOps Git repository. The file is used by a build pipeline. The developer has cloned the repository locally. What is the correct sequence of steps to update the file and make it available to the pipeline?
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Which Git command shows the differences between two commits?
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In Azure DevOps, what is the process of submitting your reviewed code changes to the repository called?
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A developer needs to update a configuration file that is stored in an Azure DevOps Git repository. The file is used by a build pipeline. The developer has cloned the repository locally. What is the correct sequence of steps to update the file and make it available to the pipeline?

Which Git command shows the differences between two commits?

In Azure DevOps, what is the process of submitting your reviewed code changes to the repository called?

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