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SAP Exam C_CPE_16 Topic 6 Question 10 Discussion

Actual exam question for SAP's C_CPE_16 exam
Question #: 10
Topic #: 6
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Which actions are executed in Cloud Foundry under the Deploy & Execute phase when you run an application? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

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by Quentin at Apr 25, 2024, 06:08 PM

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Kenia
1 years ago
Whoa, you mean I can't just work on my own little branch and merge it whenever I feel like it? This Git thing is getting complicated.
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Clarence
1 years ago
C) Block the piece of code you are working on in the central repository.
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Kanisha
1 years ago
B) Keep the entire history of your project locally.
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Shaniqua
1 years ago
A) Connect to a central repository to share your project contribution.
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Hermila
1 years ago
Keeping the entire history locally? That's like hoarding all the source code in your basement. Option B is a hard pass.
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Olive
1 years ago
Yeah, keeping everything locally seems excessive. Connecting to a central repository is more efficient.
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Avery
1 years ago
C) Block the piece of code you are working on in the central repository.
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Lashaunda
1 years ago
A) Connect to a central repository to share your project contribution.
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Lindsay
1 years ago
Wait, we have to buy a license to use Git? That's news to me. I'll go with D just in case.
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Stephaine
1 years ago
Yeah, A is the best fit. Central repository helps share and sync code in a team.
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Brandon
1 years ago
I've seen people get into trouble trying to work on the same code at the same time. Option C is the way to go.
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Lonna
1 years ago
B) Keep the entire history of your project locally.
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Ruth
1 years ago
A) Connect to a central repository to share your project contribution.
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Darrin
1 years ago
It's crucial to avoid issues when multiple people are working on the same code simultaneously.
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Jean
1 years ago
I agree, blocking the piece of code you are working on in the central repository can prevent conflicts.
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Armanda
1 years ago
B) Keep the entire history of your project locally.
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Samira
1 years ago
A) Connect to a central repository to share your project contribution.
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Ryann
1 years ago
Option C is definitely important when working on public Git in a distributed environment.
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Shenika
1 years ago
Definitely not D. Buying a license? Git is open source.
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Brittani
1 years ago
Not sure about C, blocking code? Doesn't make sense based on what we've learned.
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Madalyn
1 years ago
I agree with B sounds like a good practice, but not exactly mandatory.
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Jin
1 years ago
Option A seems like the obvious choice. Collaboration is the whole point of using Git in a distributed environment.
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Harrison
1 years ago
I think the answer is A, connect to a central repository. You need to share your work, right?
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Hannah
1 years ago
This question seems tricky. What's mandatory in public Git?
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Maryanne
1 years ago
B) Keep the entire history of your project locally.
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Marylin
1 years ago
A) Connect to a central repository to share your project contribution.
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Sage
1 years ago
What is mandatory when working on public Git in a distributed environment?
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