Copado Chapter 5 Exam Questions
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What happens when a commit without changes is made?
- No feature branch will be pushed to the repository.
- A "No changes" Git commit record will be created related to the user story.
- An alert message will be displayed on the user story page to notify you that the last commit
had no changes.
Git Snapshot Name
The Git snapshot is tied to the credential used to retrieve the metadata from the
source environment. Credentials are defined at the user story level.
Commit Message
By default will be pre-populated with the user story number and title, yet the users can edit it
to provide a more specific name.
Git Operation
It allows you to pick a type of Git operation according to the change you want to link to the user
story.
Git Operation - Commit Files
Standard commit, used to link changes (e.g. create or update a field).
Git Operation - Recommit
Commit again previously committed components.
Git Operation - Destructive Changes
Commit deletions, used to deploy a deletion (e.g. deleting a field).
Git Operation - Full Profiles and Permission Sets
Used when committing full profiles or permission sets including all level security.
, How the Git Operations could be restricted?
You can achieve this by creating new records to the Git Operation Restriction custom setting,
specifying whether the restriction is at the profile or user level, and then defining the Git operations
that should be visible by that particular profile or user in a semi-colon-separated list.
Metadata Selection - All Metadata tab
Displays the available components that can be selected to be committed.
Metadata Selection - Selected Metadata tab
Under this tab, you can review your already selected components.
Metadata Selection - Selected checkbox
Check the Selected checkbox to select a component you want to commit and later deploy. Every
selected component will become part of the "Selected Metadata". If required, you can deselect
items marked as Selected, but only before the commit process has started.
Metadata Selection - Retrieve Only checkbox
The retrieve only functionality is restricted to work with profiles and permission sets to provide
incremental permissions such as Field Level Security, Object Level Security, etc. Components
flagged as Retrieve Only will not be committed or deployed. When selecting the Retrieve Only
checkbox, both Selected and Retrieve Only will be checked.
How an other environment than Salesforce is committed?
If you are deploying your changes to a cloud environment other than Salesforce, Copado
will perform the actions through the Copado CLI using an automated process.
Nested Component
Nested component is a child component associated with a parent component. For example, the
Account object is a parent component and the associated custom fields, validation rules, etc.,
are it's nested components.
What happens when committing a profile without specifying any other components?
With 100% Correct Answers.
What happens when a commit without changes is made?
- No feature branch will be pushed to the repository.
- A "No changes" Git commit record will be created related to the user story.
- An alert message will be displayed on the user story page to notify you that the last commit
had no changes.
Git Snapshot Name
The Git snapshot is tied to the credential used to retrieve the metadata from the
source environment. Credentials are defined at the user story level.
Commit Message
By default will be pre-populated with the user story number and title, yet the users can edit it
to provide a more specific name.
Git Operation
It allows you to pick a type of Git operation according to the change you want to link to the user
story.
Git Operation - Commit Files
Standard commit, used to link changes (e.g. create or update a field).
Git Operation - Recommit
Commit again previously committed components.
Git Operation - Destructive Changes
Commit deletions, used to deploy a deletion (e.g. deleting a field).
Git Operation - Full Profiles and Permission Sets
Used when committing full profiles or permission sets including all level security.
, How the Git Operations could be restricted?
You can achieve this by creating new records to the Git Operation Restriction custom setting,
specifying whether the restriction is at the profile or user level, and then defining the Git operations
that should be visible by that particular profile or user in a semi-colon-separated list.
Metadata Selection - All Metadata tab
Displays the available components that can be selected to be committed.
Metadata Selection - Selected Metadata tab
Under this tab, you can review your already selected components.
Metadata Selection - Selected checkbox
Check the Selected checkbox to select a component you want to commit and later deploy. Every
selected component will become part of the "Selected Metadata". If required, you can deselect
items marked as Selected, but only before the commit process has started.
Metadata Selection - Retrieve Only checkbox
The retrieve only functionality is restricted to work with profiles and permission sets to provide
incremental permissions such as Field Level Security, Object Level Security, etc. Components
flagged as Retrieve Only will not be committed or deployed. When selecting the Retrieve Only
checkbox, both Selected and Retrieve Only will be checked.
How an other environment than Salesforce is committed?
If you are deploying your changes to a cloud environment other than Salesforce, Copado
will perform the actions through the Copado CLI using an automated process.
Nested Component
Nested component is a child component associated with a parent component. For example, the
Account object is a parent component and the associated custom fields, validation rules, etc.,
are it's nested components.
What happens when committing a profile without specifying any other components?
