You are setting up a new Azure DevOps project for the Fleet Management model in Microsoft Dynamics 365 finance and operations apps. The project will host the source code and track changes made by various developers.
You need to ensure that the project is configured correctly for source control using Team Foundation Version Control (TFVC) as the default option.
What should you do? Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.
ACheck-in the Fleet Management model descriptor file to Azure DevOps source control after adding the solution and its model elements.
BSign up for Azure DevOps, create an organization, select a URL, and configure Visual Studio to connect to the Azure DevOps team project.
CCreate a new project in Azure DevOps, map the Metadata folder to the model store root folder, and add the Fleet Management solution to source control.
Create a local Git repository on your development machine and manually synchronize changes with the Azure DevOps project.
it instructs to check-in the Fleet Management model descriptor file to Azure DevOps source control after adding the solution and its model elements, which is crucial for setting up the project. Option E is also correct as it details the initial steps needed to set up Azure DevOps for source control, including signing up, creating an organization, selecting a URL, and configuring Visual Studio. Option F is correct because it outlines the steps to create a new project in Azure DevOps, map the Metadata folder to the model store root folder, and add the Fleet Management solution to source control. Option A is incorrect as it suggests using a third-party version control system, which is not the requirement here. Option B is incorrect as it proposes to bypass manual setup using an automated tool, which might not ensure proper setup. Option C is incorrect as it suggests creating a local Git repository, which is not the default option as per the question.