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The questions for Copado Developer were last updated at May 15,2024.
- Exam Code: Copado Developer
- Exam Name: Copado Developer Certification Exam
- Certification Provider: Copado
- Latest update: May 15,2024
After pushing changes using the Copado CLI, you notice that the feature branch is being merged to a
different environment branch in your remote repository.
What could be the reason behind this?
- A . Copado doesn’t merge the feature branch with the environment source branch.
- B . The Copado CLI push command doesn’t trigger the merge of the feature branch with the environment branch.
- C . The environment and org credential of the related user story were accidentally changed to a different one.
- D . The Copado CLI push command doesn’t trigger the merge of the feature branch with the promotion branch
After deleting a component in Dev1, Debbie has created a new user story to delete the component from the repository and upper environments. She has refreshed the metadata index before selecting the component.
What can she do now in order to perform a destructive change commit of the component?
- A . Change the org credential and the environment on the user story and find the component in another org.
- B . Edit the metadata attachment on the user story and add the component.
- C . Click on Revert Metadata Index to return to the previous status.
- D . Use the Add Row button on the Commit Changes page and add the API name of the component.
Your company has multiple developers working in separate environments and sometimes your Apex
classes get overwritten.
What can you do to prevent this?
- A . Activate Online Conflict Resolution feature by removing Apex classes from the Exclude From Auto Resolve field in the Promotion record.
- B . Activate the Online Conflict Resolution feature by removing Apex classes from the Exclude From Auto Resolve field in the Pipeline record
- C . Activate the Online Conflict Resolution feature by including Apex classes in the Exclude From Auto Resolve field in the Pipeline record
- D . Create a validation rule to prevent the same Apex component from being committed in different environments.
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 Destructive Changes Git operation to delete 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 Recommit Files Git operation and deselect 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.
When working with data templates, how can you avoid getting validation rule errors when
deploying your templates to the next environment?
- A . You can use a manual task to manually deactivate the validation rule before executing the deployment and reactivate it once the deployment is completed.
- B . You can do a validation deployment to make sure you don’t have any offending records.
- C . You can enable the Bypass Validation Rules checkbox in the data template.
- D . All are correct.
You would like to receive an alert whenever the static code analysis score of a user story is above 15.
How you can achieve this?
- A . In the Environment record, set the Maximum SCA Score field to 15. Correct
- B . In the Org Credential record, set the Maximum SCA Score field to 15.
- C . In the Pipeline record, set the Maximum SCA Score to 15.
- D . In the User Story record, set the Maximum SCA Score field to 15.
As part of post scratch org creation, you would like to run a script to schedule a class in the scratch org.
How you can accomplish this?
- A . Create a deployment with an Apex step and add the script there. In the extensions in the scratch org wizard, select the deployment you have just created.
- B . In the extensions in the scratch org wizard, add the script that you want to execute.
- C . In the user story from where you are creating the scratch org, create an Apex deployment task and add the script there.
- D . A and C
What test level is applied to the deployment when you check the Promote & Deploy checkbox?
- A . The test level specified in the destination Org Credential record.
- B . The test level specified in the Promotion Test Level field on the User Story record.
- C . The test level specified in the Test Level field of the destination environment.
- D . The test level specified in the source environment.
The Staging Environment record has the Run all local tests checkbox enabled. A user story with Apex components and the promotion test level set to RunSpecifiedTests is being promoted and deployed.
What test level is going to be enforced?
- A . If the Run all local tests checkbox is enabled in the destination environment, every Copado deployment will always run all local tests.
- B . The promotion test level on the user story will win over the run all local tests specified in the environment.
- C . If the Run all local tests checkbox is enabled in the source environment, every Copado
deployment will always run all local tests. - D . Copado will run specified tests
Your company has had many issues with governor limits in the past, so you have been requested to give the highest relevance to the PMD rule Avoid making DML operations in Apex Class.
How can you do this?
- A . Set the rule priority in the PMD Default RuleSet to 5.
- B . Set the rule violation score in the PMD Default RuleSet to 1.
- C . Create a new rule and set the priority to Blocker. Then, add it to the Default RuleSet.
- D . Change the rule priority in the PMD Default RuleSet to 1.