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Question 1

Which of the following attributes are mandatory in an action.yml file?

Options :

A : name, description, type

B : name, description, runs

C : name, description, author, branding

D : name, inputs, outputs, runs

Answer: B

Question 2

How do you publish an initial release of a custom action to the GitHub marketplace?

Options :

A : By executing the github-marketplace-releaser tool.

B : The marketplace automatically publishes actions available in a public repository by searching for the file action.yml.

C : Select "Publish this Action to the GitHub Marketplace" from the repository UI.

D : Request a release on the GitHub marketplace UI.

E : Push a tag to the repository.

Answer: C

Question 3

True or false? When referring to the latest label of a runner, can the image include alpha, beta, or rc versions?

Options :

A : True

B : False

Answer: B

Question 4

How can you trigger a workflow on the creation of a new release in a GitHub repository?

Options :

A : Manually start the workflow each time a release is created.

B : Create a custom webhook for release events.

C : React to the release event in the workflow YAML.

D : Releases cannot trigger workflows in GitHub Actions.

Answer: C

Question 5

How does GitHub Actions render a matrix-based workflow run as visual representation in the UI?

Options :

A : A table representation with the different axis in the form of column and row.

B : One box per job in a single column to indicate parallelism.

C : One box with one nested box per job.

D : One box for all jobs.

E : One box per job connected by an directional arrow sequentially.

Answer: D