Github Foundations 1

Jack would like to disable GitHub Actions on his repository. What is the result of doing so?

• workflows will be able to create pull requests, but not approve them

• no workflows run on the repository

• you cannot disable GitHub Actions on a repository

• actions and reusable workflows are limited

Which permission levels exist for a GitHub personal account repository?

• the repository owner, collaborators and team maintainers

• the repository owner and collaborators

• the repository owner, collaborators and viewers

• the repository owner and moderator

As a project manager using GitHub, you notice that your team's project board lacks clear categorization for issues and tasks, and you want to to enhance organization and communication. How can utilizing labels in GitHub Projects benefit your team in terms of project management?

• labels provide a way to prioritize and categorize issues, making it easier to track and manage tasks on the project board

• labels enable real-time collaboration on code editing within the GitHub repository

• labels allow you to customize the appearance of the project board, improving its visual appeal

• labels are primarily for assigning access permissions to team members based on their roles

Amir is a developer working on a complex coding project and recently started using GitHub Copilot to assist with code suggestions. How can GitHub Copilot enhance Amir's coding experience and workflow?

• GitHub Copilot allows real-time collaboration with Amir's team members, facilitating simultaneous code editing

• GitHub Copilot is specifically designed for managing and organizing Amir's project tasks on GitHub

• GitHub Copilot can automatically generate and complete entire code files based on input from Amir

• GitHub Copilot provides code reviews and suggests improvements in Amir's existing codebase

Which of the following best describes the differences between Git and GitHub?

• Git is a command-line based tool to manage and version control files

  GitHub is a web-based tool with a powerful UI to store and manage files

• Git is used by developers for smaller or individual projects

  GitHub is used by organizations to manage and control for larger projects

• Git is a centralized version control system

  GitHub is a distributed version control system

• it is a distributed version control system

  GitHub is a cloud platform that uses Git as its core technology

What can be determined based on the following CODEOWNERS file?

1. *.tf @acme/infrastructure

2. /docs/ @dani

• changes to files in the docs folder need to be reviewed by the GitHub user dani for a pull-request

• review assignments are assigned by placing this CODEOWNERS file in the owners folder within the repository

• the GitHub user dani has code ownership for all individual commits made in the docs folder

• changes to files with the tf extension need to be reviewed by the infrastructure user

Steve's organization has recently required the use of two-factor authentication and notified him of this change.  What will happen to Steve's GitHub account should he elect not to enable 2FA?

• 
  the account will be removed from the organization.

• the account will still have organization access for a specified grace period.

• the account will be deleted.

• the account will be suspended.

What feature can developers take advantage of by using the GitHub Marketplace?

• a single place to connect, follow, and chat with other members of the GitHub community

• a single place to manage their GitHub subscription, purchase additional GitHub Actions storage and minutes and access GitHub Apps

• a storefront for anyone to sell their GitHub Apps to others

• the ability to publish and share their GitHub Actions and Apps

Ned wants to give users easy access to important or frequently used repositories within his organization. What organizational setting can he use to achieve this?

• GitHub repository insights

• GitHub CoPilot

• GitHub Discussions

• pinned repositories

After passing the GitHub Foundations exam, Kyle is curious about upcoming features on GitHub and wants to explore new functionalities before they are officially released. What feature should he use to access and test these upcoming capabilities?

• GitHub Actions

• GitHub Discussions

• GitHub Sponsors

• GitHub Feature Previews