Where can you control the available metadata sources when you create a scratch org from a user story?
Answer : A
Rob, would like to enforce the following quality gates when deploying to INT:
* A static code analysis for all Apex classes and triggers.
* A validation deployment for all Apex classes and triggers.
* A validation deployment for profiles.
What is the easiest way for him to address these requirements?
Answer : A
Dave is getting an error message when trying to promote and deploy his Apex classes and
components to the integration environment. What could be the issue? Select all that apply!
Answer : A, D
Debbie has created a new custom field in Dev1. She commits it on a user story together with the permission set to deploy FLS. After committing the changes, she realizes she forgot to grant the permission set access to the field in Dev1, so she goes back to Dev1 and updates the FLS. What is the easiest way to ensure the FLS is deployed to the next environment together with the field?
Answer : A
As part of your development process, developers can only create scratch orgs from Git packages. How can you ensure that developers can't select a different metadata source?
Answer : C
Dave has been assigned the task of deleting a custom object that has not been used in
production for a long time. After committing the destructive changes, he notices that no
feature branch has been created. What could be the reason?
Answer : D
When attempting to deploy a profile from a sandbox in the latest Salesforce Preview Instance to
production in the latest Salesforce GA version, Debbie is receiving errors due to new user
permissions introduced in the Preview Instance that do not exist in the GA version of Salesforce.
What can she do to move her changes forward?
Answer : B