Exam DP-203 topic 2 question 78 discussion

They are asking to "implement version control". B Create Git repo A From the UX Set up code repository

To implement version control for changes made to pipeline artifacts in ADF1 while ensuring that version control can be applied to the resources currently defined in the UX Authoring canvas, you should perform the following two actions: A. From the UX Authoring canvas, select Set up code repository: This will allow you to configure ADF1 to integrate with a version control system such as Git, which will enable you to track changes made to pipeline artifacts over time. B. Create a Git repository: This will provide the version control system needed to track changes made to pipeline artifacts in ADF1. Therefore, options A and B are the correct answers. C, D, E, and F are not relevant to implementing version control for changes made to pipeline artifacts in ADF1.

B - Repo must be created before setting it up A - Setup the repo in the Azure service (implementation ends here)

(B)create git repo and conect to it from ADF (A)

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I think the answer should be AF as "Set up code repository" gives us the option of creating new repository if not already created so option B is redundant. More over we should not individually publish existing artifacts rather should go for "Publish All".

"ensuring that version control can be applied to the resources currently defined in the UX Authoring canvas" When creating a Git repository this option is ticked by default, so all available resources at the time of the creation are imported into Git, no need to publish which is what the last answers are trying to imply. Import existing resources to repository Specifies whether to import existing data factory resources from the UX authoring canvas into a GitHub repository. Select the box to import your data factory resources into the associated Git repository in JSON format. This action exports each resource individually (that is, the linked services and datasets are exported into separate JSONs). When this box isn't selected, the existing resources aren't imported. Selected (default)

The correct answers are B. Create a Git repository and A. From the UX Authoring canvas, select Set up code repository.

option A is correct because it allows you to set up a code repository to store and manage the changes made to pipeline artifacts in ADF1. Option B is correct because it allows you to create a Git repository, which is a version control system that stores the history of changes made to the pipeline artifacts. This allows you to easily roll back to a previous version or compare changes made over time.

Since there is no mention of GitHub or DevOps the solution that works for both is A & F

I did a setup of the version control for my test ADF instance in the following way: A. From the UX Authoring canvas, select Set up code repository. Here I configured a connection to the Azure DevOps organization, chose a project, and created a new repo. E. From the UX Authoring canvas, select Publish.

A & B: The documentation attached to this question states the first step is to set up a code repository from the UX and this question is around setting up version control, not saving your changes which is what F suggests

F A is the correct order. Save changes then set up code repos

Should be AF as we want to achieve the version control for the code changes.

why not A and B ? I would set up the code repository after creating the git repo