A.  

repository visibility change

B.  

repository naming convention

C.  

repository secrets

D.  

repository deletion and transfer

A.  

Git is a centralized version control system, while GitHub is a cloud-based collaboration platform.

B.  

Git is a cloud-based hosting service, while GitHub is a distributed version control system.

C.  

Git and GitHub are different names for the same tool that is used for version control and collaboration.

D.  

Git is a command-line tool for tracking file changes, while GitHub is a platform for collaborating on Git repositories.

A.  

CSS.

B.  

JavaScript.

C.  

Markdown

D.  

JSON.

E.  

XML

own.

A.  

each milestone ' s completion percentage

B.  

a list of the open and closed issues associated with the milestone

C.  

a summary list of GitHub Projects tagged to the milestone

D.  

GitHub Action workflows that need to be executed to complete the milestone

A.  

requires developers to manually track and manage different versions of their files using naming conventions and manual backups.

B.  

stores project files on a cloud-based server and allows multiple developers to collaborate on the same files simultaneously.

C.  

relies on a central server to store the entire project history and allows developers to check out files for editing.

D.  

ensures each developer has their own local copy of the central code repository, including the complete project history and metadata.

A.  

Saved replies are tied to a GitHub user ' s personal account.

B.  

Saved replies are allocated at the enterprise level for all users.

C.  

Saved replies allow you to create a reusable response to issues and pull requests.

D.  

Saved replies will send auto notifications when a user is tagged to an issue.

A.  

Feature request

B.  

Custom template

Bug report

C.  

Standard template

D.  

Security notification

A.  

Markup language

B.  

Programming language

C.  

Scripting language

D.  

Version control system

E.  

Containerization solution

A.  

Merge branches

B.  

Assign an issue

C.  

Schedule a pull request

D.  

Add a list

A.  

A Visual Studio Code extension for developing AI solutions

B.  

An AI tool designed to replace software developers

C.  

An AI pair programmer that offers autocomplete-style suggestions

D.  

An advanced search tool to intelligently reuse existing code in your projects

A.  

in the comment section of the issue

B.  

in the right sidebar of the pull request, under " Assignees "

C.  

in the right sidebar of the pull request, under " Development "

D.  

in the description of the issue

A.  

Star the issue.

B.  

Label the issue.

C.  

Subscribe to the issue.

D.  

Pin the issue.

A.  

pie charts

B.  

Gantt charts

C.  

current charts

D.  

forecast charts

E.  

historical charts

A.  

your project

B.  

everything you have commented on

C.  

everything assigned to you

D.  

everything assigned to your team

E.  

your issues

A.  

Using PayPal as a payment processor.

B.  

Equal to 95% of the contribution value.

C.  

By including GitHub matching funds.

D.  

After setting up a sponsored developer profile.

A.  

Anyone with the URL for the gist can view the gist.

B.  

Secret gists require GitHub Enterprise.

C.  

Anyone can see the gist from the gist Discover page.

D.  

Users with assigned access can view the gist.

A.  

Alpha features are not available to the public.

B.  

Alpha features are documented.

C.  

Alpha and Beta features offer Service Level Agreements (SLAs).

D.  

Beta features provide technical support.

A.  

Profile - > Account - > 2FA

B.  

Repository Settings - > Secrets and Variables - > 2FA

C.  

Organization Settings - > Authentication Security - > 2FA

D.  

Settings - > Password and Authentication - > 2FA

A.  

outside collaborators in the same organization

B.  

outside collaborators with repo Admin access

C.  

members in the same organization

D.  

members in another organization in that enterprise

A.  

git branch newBranchName

B.  

git checkout newBranchName

C.  

git checkout -n newBranchName

D.  

git checkout -b newBranchName

A.  

mentions:

B.  

Smentioned:

C.  

mentioned:

D.  

threads:

A.  

Relies on a central server to store the entire project history and allows developers to check out files for editing.

B.  

Stores project files on a cloud-based server and allows multiple developers to collaborate on the same codebase simultaneously.

C.  

Ensures each developer has their own local copy of the entire code repository, including the complete project history and metadata.

D.  

Requires developers to manually track and manage different versions of their files using naming conventions and manual backups.

A.  

GitHub app

B.  

Git repository

C.  

Markdown document

D.  

GitHub Pages site

A.  

A lightweight editing experience that runs entirely in your browser

B.  

An AI pair programmer that offers autocomplete-style suggestions

C.  

A development environment hosted in the cloud

D.  

A Visual Studio Code plug-in to manage local devcontainers

A.  

Restricts who can edit specific files

B.  

Requires peer code review for code changes

C.  

Defines access permissions for the repository

D.  

Sets the reviewers for pull requests automatically

A.  

a snapshot of the entire repository at a specific point in time, capturing the state of all files in the project

B.  

a record of the most recent changes made by a developer in Git

C.  

a series of changes made to a file, or set of files, in Git

D.  

a log message that describes the purpose of the changes made to the files in a Git repository

A.  

Being at-mentioned in a thread

B.  

Opening a pull request

C.  

Deleting a branch

D.  

Changing the repository visibility

E.  

Commenting on an issue or pull request

A.  

Nurturing a community that supports open source principles

B.  

Providing access and opportunities for developers

C.  

Providing a social media platform for project managers

D.  

Building a technology platform for secure code sharing and collaboration

E.  

Hosting video calls with other developers

A.  

proprietary

B.  

open source

C.  

free source

D.  

Innersource

A.  

Adopting open source code into the organization

B.  

Sharing code between teams within the organization

C.  

Removing open source code from the organization

D.  

Making all repositories publicly accessible

A.  

Compare branch

B.  

Pull request description

C.  

Repository visibility settings

D.  

Base branch

A.  

To create custom fields for organizing project data

B.  

To group and track related issues and pull requests towards a common goal

C.  

To visualize project insights using charts

D.  

To automate workflows using GitHub Actions

A.  

With Admin permissions, navigate to Repository settings and select Template Repository.

B.  

With Maintain permissions, navigate to Organization settings, select the repository, and choose Template Repository.

C.  

With Admin permissions, navigate to Organization settings, select the repository, and choose Template Repository.

D.  

With Maintain permissions, navigate to Repository settings and select Template Repository.

A.  

Authored by the same user.

B.  

Authored by different users.

C.  

The same.

D.  

Different.

A.  

By automatically watching all repositories you have push access to

B.  

By upgrading from a free to a paid account

C.  

By subscribing to notifications for all activity in a repository

D.  

By customizing the types of notifications you will receive in the future

A.  

Fork the gist.

B.  

Create a new gist and copy the content from the existing gist.

C.  

Clone the gist.

D.  

Request to be added to the existing gist.

A.  

Extensions in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace are supported by github.dev.

B.  

Codespaces is available within the web browser.

C.  

A free monthly quota for personal accounts is provided by github.dev.

D.  

Codespaces provides terminal access.

A.  

A pointer to an identical snapshot of the project at a specific point in time

B.  

A physical copy of the entire project stored on disk

C.  

A separate, isolated copy of the project ' s codebase

D.  

A new repository that shares code with the original " upstream " repository

A.  

Create a new workflow file.

B.  

Search the vendor’s website for a github.yaml index.

C.  

Confirm that the action has a verification badge.

D.  

Install the GitHub App that was provided by the vendor.

E.  

Add the vendor as an allowed Actions Source.

F.  

Search the GitHub Marketplace for Actions by the vendor.

A.  

It funds the most popular open source projects based on stars.

B.  

It provides a channel for GitHub to support open source projects.

C.  

It offers a way for companies to purchase software on GitHub.

D.  

It allows the developer community to financially support open source projects.

A.  

Repositories with the most recent activity

B.  

Repositories that were personally selected to be highlighted

C.  

Repositories that are owned by organizations in which the user is a member

D.  

Repositories with the highest number of stars

A.  

It provides centralized control and streamlined management of user accounts through their identity provider (IdP).

B.  

It offers additional collaboration and content creation capabilities for managed user accounts.

C.  

It automatically validates user interactions using the identity provider (IdP) conditional access policy (CAP).

D.  

It enables GitHub user accounts access to protected resources using SAML SSO.

A.  

A branching model that uses feature branches and multiple primary branches

B.  

A strategy where separate branches are created for each release, and pull requests are used to collaborate on and approve releases

C.  

A lightweight workflow that allows for safe experimentation with new ideas and collaboration on projects through branching, pull requests, and merging

D.  

A strict workflow that enforces a linear development process with all changes made directly on the main branch