Online Access Free Copado-Developer Practice Test

Dave has been assigned the task of deleting a custom object that has not been used in production for a long time. After committing the destructive changes, he notices that no feature branch has been created. What could be the reason?

• A.While adding a row, Dave misspelled the metadata API name of the component he wanted to delete in the metadata grid.
• B.The Re-Create Feature Branch checkbox was not flagged.
• C.He did not have rights to delete the component in the source org.
• D.The base branch was set to master branch, and the component was not yet in production.

After deleting the component in Dev1, Dave has accidentally refreshed the metadata index. What can he do now in order to perform a destructive changes commit of the component? Select all that apply!

• A.He can use the Org Credential lookup field in the Commit Changes page and find the component in another org.
• B.He can edit the metadata attachment on the user story and add the component.
• C.He can recreate the component in Dev 1 and refresh the metadata index again.
• D.He can the Add Row button in the Commit Changes page and add the API name of the component.

Debbie and Dave were modifying the same Apex class on their individual sandboxes, Debbie deployed first without any issue, but when Dave tried to deploy, a Git conflict arose, so they teamed up and resolved it manually with Copado's online conflict resolution feature. What happens when both user stories are moved to the next environment?

• A.Copado uses the conflict solution that was previously created.
• B.Copado reports the conflict again and they need to fix it manually to be able to deploy.
• C.The conflict is reported again but just as a warning. They are able to deploy.
• D.No conflict is reported. Copado uses the auto-resolve conflict resolution feature to apply the changes from the latest deployment to the Apex class.

Within the same sprint, Debbie added, a defaultPhone method and Dave added a defaultUrl method, both to the account operations class. Since, Debbie and Dave are working in their individual sandboxes, after promoting the second user story, a Git conflict arose. They leamed up to solve the conflict using Copado's online conflict resolution feature. What happens when both user stories are mass back-promoted?

• A.The defaultUrl method overwrites the other method.
• B.Copado uses the conflict solution that was previously created.
• C.The defaultPhone method overwrites the other method.
• D.Copado uses semantic conflict resolution.

Debbie has created a new custom field in Dev1. She commits it on a user story together with the permission set to deploy FLS. After committing the changes, she realizes she forgot to grant the permission set access to the field in Dev1, so she goes back to Dev1 and updates the FLS. What is the easiest way to ensure the FLS is deployed to the next environment together with the field?

• A.She can go back to the user story where she committed the changes and use the Recommit Files Git operation.
• B.She needs to create a new user story and commit again the permission set.
• C.She needs to create a new user story and commit again the custom field.
• D.She needs to delete the user story, create a new one and commit again the field and the permission set.