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Question 1

Configuration variables can be configured to be made available to ____. (choose three)

Options :

A : private repositories

B : public repositories

C : a list of selected repositories

D : workflow files with a specific naming convention

E : all organizations of a company

Answer: A,B,C

Question 2

You released a custom action with the tag v1.0.0. After introducing a new input, you want to release a new version. What's the tag you should use?

Options :

A : Retag v1.0.0 by pointing to the latest Git commit.

B : v1.1.0

C : v2.0.0

D : v1.0.1

Answer: C

Question 3

Select all correct statements about environment variables in a workflow. (choose three)

Options :

A : An environment variable name has to follow typical naming conventions (all upper case, words separated by underscores).

B : You can define a custom environment variable on the step-level.

C : You cannot assign a secret to an environment variable.

D : You can define a custom environment variable on the workflow-level.

E : A workflow provides default environment variables with the prefix GITHUB_.

Answer: B,D,E

Question 4

What's the most straightforward way to try out a custom action you wrote?

Options :

A : Run the action from an IDE that supports the GitHub Actions testing plugin/extension.

B : Run the action in a sample workflow.

C : Implement and run tests with a testing framework.

D : You cannot try an action without publishing it to the GitHub Marketplace first.

Answer: B

Question 5

How do you delete a release of a custom action from the GitHub marketplace?

Options :

A : Use the GitHub CLI to remove the release.

B : Once released, you cannot remove a release to ensure reproducibility for consumers.

C : Log into the marketplace UI and remove the release.

D : Remove the check from the box from "Publish this action to the GitHub Marketplace" in the repository UI.

Answer: D