Question

Let's suppose the issue that blocked Dave from completing the task is fixed. You can trigger the ___ again, choosing ___ this time to execute the ___ starting from the ___, without having to ___ the ___ and deploy ___ that have already been ___.

A) Validation Rule / Deploy / Pipeline / Steps
B) Manual Task / Retry / Snapshot / User Story
C) Pipeline / Revert / Manual Task / Validation Rule
D) Deployment / Retry / Pipeline / User Story

Answer 1

C) Pipeline / Revert / Manual Task / Validation Rule.

The subject is Computers and Technology, and the question is about fixing an issue and executing a task within a deployment pipeline.

Step-by-step explanation:

The subject of this question is Computers and Technology. It pertains to the concept of software development and the execution of tasks within a deployment pipeline.

The correct answer is option C) Pipeline / Revert / Manual Task / Validation Rule. In this scenario, once the issue is fixed, you can trigger the pipeline again and choose to execute a manual task starting from the validation rule, without having to revert the pipeline or deploy any snapshots that have already been created.

By selecting option C), you ensure that the pipeline flow proceeds smoothly without any disruptions or unnecessary steps.