DevOps Complete Course - Pull Request (PR) to Merge Code from Dev Branch to UAT Branch

The video tutorial explains the process of deploying code to the UAT environment, emphasizing the importance of the approval process. It covers creating and approving pull requests, merging code from the development branch to UAT, and the review process by managers or team leads. The tutorial concludes with finalizing the merge and preparing for deployment using Jenkins.

What is the first step in deploying code to the UAT environment?

• Skipping the approval process

• Merging the code without approval

• Creating a pull request

• Directly pushing the code

What is the purpose of adding a comment when creating a pull request?

• To provide feedback on the code

• To notify the manager

• To describe the changes being merged

• To reject the pull request

Who is responsible for approving a pull request?

• The project client

• A designated reviewer or manager

• The developer who created the PR

• Any team member

What happens if a pull request is not approved?

• The code is deleted

• The code is automatically merged

• The code is sent back to the developer

• The code cannot be merged

What is the final step before deploying code to the UAT environment?

• Creating a new branch

• Merging the code into the UAT environment

• Deleting the development branch

• Notifying the client

Which tool is mentioned for deploying code to the UAT environment?

• Kubernetes

• Docker

• Jenkins

• GitHub

Why is it important to test code in the UAT environment before production?

• To avoid using Jenkins

• To save time

• To skip the approval process

• To ensure the code is bug-free