Questions gratuites GH-900 — GitHub Foundations
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Caractéristiques de l'examen blanc
| Code de certification | GH-900 |
| Éditeur | GitHub (Microsoft) |
| Nombre de questions | 30 |
| Type | QCM avec 4 réponses possibles |
| Niveau | foundation |
| Catégorie | Development |
| Prix | 100% gratuit |
Aperçu de 8 questions représentatives
Voici un échantillon aléatoire de 8 questions tirées de notre base d'entraînement GH-900. Pour accéder aux 30 questions complètes, lancez l'examen blanc gratuitement.
Question 1
What are GitHub Actions secrets and how should sensitive values be managed in workflows?
- Store sensitive values directly in the workflow YAML file with comments
- Encrypted env variables stored at repo/org level, accessed via the secrets context, never exposed in logs
- GitHub Actions secrets are visible to all repository contributors
- Secrets must be committed to the .github/secrets directory to work in workflows
Question 2
What is GitHub Advanced Security and what features does it provide?
- GitHub Advanced Security only provides two-factor authentication enforcement
- Code Scanning (CodeQL), Secret Scanning (detect leaked credentials) and Dependency Review for vulnerability management
- GHAS is a hardware security key compatible with GitHub
- GitHub Advanced Security is only available for Python repositories
Question 3
What is git stash and when is it useful?
- git stash permanently deletes uncommitted changes from the working directory
- Temporarily saves uncommitted changes so you can switch branches; restored later with git stash pop
- git stash is used to backup the repository to an external drive
- git stash only works for files that have already been staged with git add
Question 4
What is a GitHub Release and how is it different from a tag?
- Tags and releases are identical in GitHub
- Tags mark specific commits; Releases build on tags adding release notes, changelogs and downloadable binary assets
- A release automatically deploys code to production environments
- Tags are only used for releases in private repositories
Question 5
What is the purpose of the README.md file in a GitHub repository?
- README.md is a configuration file that GitHub uses for repository settings
- Landing page displayed on GitHub with project description, installation, usage, contribution guidelines and license
- README.md is only displayed when you download the repository as a ZIP file
- The README file must be in HTML format to be displayed properly on GitHub
Question 6
What does "git rebase" do and when should it be used instead of git merge?
- git rebase and git merge produce identical results
- Replays commits on top of another branch for cleaner linear history; avoid on shared branches as it rewrites history
- git rebase is used to undo the last commit permanently
- git rebase automatically merges all branches in the repository
Question 7
What is the difference between "git fetch" and "git pull" ?
- git fetch and git pull are identical commands
- git fetch downloads without merging; git pull downloads AND merges remote changes into the local branch
- git pull only downloads commit messages, not the actual code changes
- git fetch pushes local changes to the remote repository
Question 8
What is GitHub Projects and how does it help teams manage their work?
- GitHub Projects is only for managing billing and subscriptions
- Flexible project management with Kanban/table/roadmap views, integrated with issues and PRs, supporting automations
- GitHub Projects replaces Git repositories for storing project files
- GitHub Projects is only available for repositories with more than 10 collaborators
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