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When committing or deploying files, if the ___ value is found in the metadata, it is automatically replaced by {!___.var_name}. Ex. You can create an environment variable in the ___ and name it Org_URL. You have also specified the ___ for each ___ in the ___. Upon deployment to the next environment, say INT, Copado will replace the variable with the ___ you added for the ___.

a. Variable, Pipeline, Key, Variables, Value, INT
b. Key, Environment, Variables, Pipeline, Value, INT
c. Variable, Environment, Key, Pipeline, Value, INT
d. Key, Pipeline, Variables, Value, Environment, INT

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Final answer:

The correct sequence for replacing a variable with a specified value during deployment in metadata is Key, Pipeline, Variables, Value, Environment, INT, and is associated with committing and deploying files where keys are automatically replaced.

Step-by-step explanation:

When committing or deploying files, if the key value is found in the metadata, it is automatically replaced by {!___.var_name}. For instance, you can create an environment variable in the Environment and name it Org_URL. You have also specified the key for each variable in the Pipeline. Upon deployment to the next environment, say INT, Copado will replace the variable with the value you added for INT. Therefore, the correct answer is:

d. Key, Pipeline, Variables, Value, Environment, INT

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