- Acoding
- Bdeployment
- CtestingAutomating writing code is currently not very easy.
Azure DevOps for Beginners - Quiz
- Aa skeletal structure for repos
- Bsome default boards
- Cproduct backlog templates
- ASelect Project Settings > Project configuration, and then edit the desired sprint.
- BGo to Sprints > Backlog, and then drag and drop the backlog item into the preferred sprint.
- CGo to Boards > Backlogs, and then drag and drop the backlog item into the correct sprint.
- Aproduct backlogs and bugs
- Bfeatures and product backlogs
- Cproduct backlogs
- ASelect Organization Settings > Project configuration.
- BSelect Project Settings > Project configuration.
- CSelect Project Settings > Overview.
- AUnder Source Control > Branches, choose the changes made and then press Ctrl+Enter (Windows) or Command+Return (Mac) to commit.
- BIn the message box under Source Control, type a commit message and then select the checkmark.
- CRight-click the file with the changes, and then select Add Changes from the drop-down menu.
- AThey access the repo remotely and make the required changes, and then other members submit pull requests.
- BThey clone the repo locally, create a branch for new work, and then commit changes to the local branch.
- CThey clone the repo locally, make the required changes, and then push changes to the distributed repo.
- AView Contents.
- BSelect History.
- CSelect Branches.
- ASearch for code items.
- BSearch your work items.
- CCreate work item code names.
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- A. coding
- B. deployment
- C. testingAutomating writing code is currently not very easy.
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Explanation:
Automating writing code is currently not very easy.
B Incorrect: This selection allows you to change backlog navigation levels, working days, and working with bug preferences.
- A. a skeletal structure for repos
- B. some default boards
- C. product backlog templates
Remarks:
Explanation:
There will be some endpoints on the internet for your cloud-based Git repository, but there will be no files in the repository yet.
- A. Select Project Settings > Project configuration, and then edit the desired sprint.
- B. Go to Sprints > Backlog, and then drag and drop the backlog item into the preferred sprint.
- C. Go to Boards > Backlogs, and then drag and drop the backlog item into the correct sprint.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Go to Boards > Backlogs, and then drag and drop the backlog item into the correct sprint.
- A. product backlogs and bugs
- B. features and product backlogs
- C. product backlogs
Remarks:
Explanation:
You can add new feature and epic work items by changing the filter to Feature and Epic, respectively.
- A. Select Organization Settings > Project configuration.
- B. Select Project Settings > Project configuration.
- C. Select Project Settings > Overview.
Remarks:
Explanation:
You can also edit existing sprints and add new ones here.
- A. Under Source Control > Branches, choose the changes made and then press Ctrl+Enter (Windows) or Command+Return (Mac) to commit.
- B. In the message box under Source Control, type a commit message and then select the checkmark.
- C. Right-click the file with the changes, and then select Add Changes from the drop-down menu.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Note that this only commits the changes to your local repo.
- A. They access the repo remotely and make the required changes, and then other members submit pull requests.
- B. They clone the repo locally, create a branch for new work, and then commit changes to the local branch.
- C. They clone the repo locally, make the required changes, and then push changes to the distributed repo.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Since Git is a distributed system, developers will have local copies and changes must be approved before being added back.
- A. View Contents.
- B. Select History.
- C. Select Branches.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Select History.
- A. Search for code items.
- B. Search your work items.
- C. Create work item code names.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Without this extension, Search will only show work items.
- A. C
- B. B
- C. A
Remarks:
Explanation:
The entire message contains more information, such as what item was changed and by whom.