Exam AZ-400 topic 5 question 36 discussion

has checked on github, should be 1. repo2_clone_url 2. repo2_directory 3. repo1_clone_url 1. clone the empty repo (repo2) into local 2. enter into the folder (repo2) 3. add one more remote repo "upstream" (repo1) 4. fetch the latest code from the remote repo "upstream" (repo1) 5. push the code to the remote repo "origin" (repo2)

1. repo2 clone url 2. repo2 3. repo1 repo URL https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/import-git-repository?view=azure-devops#can-i-import-updates-if-the-source-changes-later

1. repo2 clone url 2. repo2 3. repo1 repo URL

git clone --bare repo1 clone URL cd repo1 git remote add --mirror=fetch upstream repo1 repo URL git fetch upstream --tags git push origin --all repo2 repo URL My answer repo1 clone URL cd repo1 repo1 repo URL

As it is repo1 you want to sync into repo2 (as repo2 is a migration from repo1), it should be : - git clone --bare <url-to-repo1> repo1 (and here the question is missing adding a suffixing as a good practice such as ".git" or "-bare") - cd repo1 (+suffix) - git remote add --mirror=fetch upstream <url-to-repo2> -

git clone --bare <Azure-Repos-clone-URL>.git cd <name-of-repo> git remote add --mirror=fetch upstream <original-repo-URL> git fetch upstream --tags git push origin --all

repo2 clone url cd repo 2 repo1 clone url 2Clone CD2 in 1Class git clone --bare <Azure-Repos-clone-URL>.git cd <name-of-repo> git remote add --mirror=fetch upstream <original-repo-URL> git fetch upstream --tags git push origin --all https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/import-git-repository?view=azure-devops#can-i-import-updates-if-the-source-changes-later

Final answer after going through all the comments 1. repo2 clone url 2. repo2 3. repo1 repo URL

# Clone the repo1 GitHub repository as a simple repository git clone --bare https://github.com/usuario/repo1.git # Access the cloned repository directory cd repo1.git # Add repo2 repository as a remote named "upstream" and set mirroring to fetch git remote add --mirror=fetch upstream https://dev.azure.com/organization/project/_git/repo2 # Get updates from repo2 repository including tags git fetch upstream --tags # Push all references to repo2 repository in Azure Repos git push origin --all

# Clonar o repositório repo1 do GitHub como um repositório bare git clone --bare https://github.com/usuario/repo1.git # Acessar o diretório do repositório clonado cd repo1.git # Adicionar o repositório repo2 como um remote chamado "upstream" e definir o espelhamento para fetch git remote add --mirror=fetch upstream https://dev.azure.com/organization/project/_git/repo2 # Obter as atualizações do repositório repo2, incluindo as tags git fetch upstream --tags # Empurrar todas as referências para o repositório repo2 no Azure Repos git push origin --all

What is the difference between "repo1 repo url" and "repo1 clone url"?

The provided answer is correct. It is the same question as Topic 5 question 26. See here for reference: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/import-git-repository?view=azure-devops

git clone --bare <repo1_clone_url> cd <repo1_directory> git remote add --mirror=fetch upstream <repo1_repo_url> git fetch upstream --tags git push --mirror <repo2_repo_url> Please correct me if I am wrong.

Shouldn't it be: 1. repo1 Clone URl 2. repo1 3. repo2 Repo URL ?