Exam AZ-400 topic 8 question 10 discussion

I think it should be: Add Config.json to the .gitignore file. Run the git add .gitignore command. Run the git commit command.

Should be 1. Run git add .gitignore 2. Add config.json to the .gitignore 3. Run git commit

It should be: 1. Manually create the .gitignore file and add the config.json - Add Config.json to the .gitignore file. 2. Run the "git add" command to stage the newly created .gitignore file - Run the git add .gitignore command. 3. Commit the staged changes - Run the git commit command.

1. Git add .gitignore 2. Add config.json to the .gitignore file. 3. git commit

1. Add config.json to the .gitignore 2. Run git add .gitignore 3. Run git commit

1. Add config.json 2. Run git add .gitignore 3. Run git commit

Provided answer is correct: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/ignore-files?view=azure-devops&tabs=visual-studio-2022 Entries in a .gitignore or exclude file have no effect on files that Git already tracks. Git tracks files that you've previously committed. To permanently remove a file from the Git snapshot so that Git no longer tracks it, but without deleting it from the filesystem, run the following commands: git rm --cached <file path> git commit <some message> Then, use a .gitignore or exclude file entry to prevent Git from reporting changes to the file. We do not have the above options amongst the answers => delete & recreate the repo should be the 1st step.

Answer is : 1. Add the config file to the git ignore file 2. Run git add to add the change to staging 3. Run git commit to commit all staged changes.

Correct Answer : Add Config.json to the .gitignore file. Run the git add .gitignore command. Run the git commit command.

Moderator, please correct these answers. people are paying to these content and many members provide the evidence for the given answer is incorrect...

I think some people are getting confused and thinking git add .gitignore will add the file. It doesn't. That will just add the file to the staging area if it already exists. If it doesn't exist you will get an error. You therefore need to add config.json to the file first and then run git add to add it to the staging area. Then obviously once its in the staging area you can the commit it.

Verified correct answer is : 1-Add Config.json to the .gitignore file. 2-Run the git add .gitignore command. 3-Run the git commit command.

"Delete and recreate the repository" - seems extremely harsh. Also it doesn't indicate that config.json was committed. I think we can rule this out. "git reflog expire" - this removes reflog entries, not really relevant. I think we can rule this out. So now just the ordering: 1. Run the git add .gitignore command - This will add the file for us to exclude config.json 2. Add Config.json to the .gitignore file - makes sense adding something in our empty file to exclude. 3. Run the git commit - This will add it to the repository.

A . gitignore file is a plain text file where each line contains a pattern for files/directories to ignore. So answer is 1) Add Config.json to the .gitignore file. 2) Run the git add .gitignore command. 3) Run the git commit command.

Run the git add .gitignore command Add Config.json to the .gitignore file Run the git commit command https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10744305/how-to-create-a-gitignore-file#:~:text=gitignore%20file%20is%20not%20added,commit%20%2Dm%20%22message%22%20.

- Add manualy a gitignore file (git add .gitignore just add a file named .gitignore, is not a build in command) - Add Config.json to the gitignore file - Run git commit

1. Git Ignore command. 2. Add Config.json to the .gitignore file. 3. Run the git commit command. Run the git commit command. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/ignore-files?view=azure-devops&tabs=visual-studio