Free Copado Copado-Developer Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

While working in Dev1 Debbie has committed a new custom field "Amount" and a validation rule
"Mandatory Amount" in the same user story. Later, during the sprint, the business analyst decided that the validation rule should not be included in this sprint but rather moved to the next sprint.
Nonetheless, the custom field must remain and be delivered in the current sprint. How can Debbie accomplish this?

• A.On the same user story, use the Recommit Files Git operation and deselect the validation rule.
• B.Delete the user story, create a new one and commit only the custom field as retrieve only this time.
• C.On the same user story, use the Destructive Changes Git operation to delete the validation rule.
• D.On the same user story, use the Recommit Files Git operation, check the Re-Create Feature Branch checkbox, deselect the validation rule and recommit.

Rob, has set up the following connection behavior in UAT:

Dave, the lead developer, has committed an Apex class in dev1 and is going to deploy it to UAT.
What will happen once the user story is successfully deployed to UAT?

• A.Copado will re-run the quality checks and automatically back-promote the user story to the other lower environments connected with UAT only if the relevant Apex tests pass. (This might be correct, still need to check)
• B.The user story will be displayed in the user stories behind count on the Pipeline page, and Dave will have to manually back-promote it by clicking on Back Promote & Deploy.
• C.Copado will send Dave a notification to let him know that the user story is ready to be backpromoted to other lower environments connected with UAT.
• D.Copado will automatically back-promote the user story to other lower environments connected with UAT.

What happens when you use the Recommit Files Git operation and select the Re-Create Feature Branch checkbox? Select all that apply!
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• A.The status of previous commit records is set to Commit not in branch.
• B.Previous commits are not included in the newlly created feature branch.
• C.Previous commit records will be removed from the user story.
• D.Both old and new Git commits are included in the feature branch.

A developer has deployed a user story from a Dev sandbox that contains an old version of the code. While deploying, the auto-resolution engine has overwritten the most up-to-date version of the code in UAT. How can you prevent this from happening again in the future?

• A.All are correct.
• B.Commit the code again before deploying.
• C.Resolve the conflict manually using the Online Conflict Resolution.
• D.Change the user story base branch to 'Dev'

To which of the following components does Copado apply the resolution strategy "branch A wins over branch B"? Select all that apply!

• A.Profiles
• B.Apex classes
• C.Custom objects
• D.Layouts