Databricks Data Engineer Associate Question 74
Select 4A data engineering team is using Databricks Repos to manage their notebooks and workflows. They want to perform version control operations directly from the Databricks workspace. Which of the following Git operations are supported in Databricks Repos?
- A
Clone a remote repository into Databricks Repos
- B
Commit changes to the local branch in Databricks Repos
- C
Merge branches within Databricks Repos
- D
Revert a commit in Databricks Repos
- E
Pull the latest changes from a remote branch into Databricks Repos
- F
Push local changes from Databricks Repos to a remote repository
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Correct answers: A, B, E, F
Explanation
Databricks Repos supports several Git operations directly from the workspace, including cloning repositories, committing local changes, pulling updates, and pushing changes to a remote repository. However, advanced Git operations such as merging branches or reverting commits must be performed outside of Databricks, using the Git provider's interface or command-line tools.
- A. Correct.
Cloning a remote repository into Databricks Repos is supported, allowing users to sync their workspace with a Git repository.
- B. Correct.
Committing changes to the local branch is supported in Databricks Repos, enabling users to save their work before pushing it to a remote repository.
- C. Incorrect.
Merging branches is not supported directly within Databricks Repos. This operation must be performed in the Git provider's interface or with external tools.
- D. Incorrect.
Reverting a commit is not supported directly in Databricks Repos. Users need to use Git commands outside of Databricks for this operation.
- E. Correct.
Pulling the latest changes from a remote branch into Databricks Repos is supported, enabling users to stay up-to-date with changes made by others.
- F. Correct.
Pushing local changes from Databricks Repos to a remote repository is supported, allowing users to share their work with the team.