You can use CI/CD job webhook data to automatically trigger a build for that CI/CD job whenever someone pushes changes to the repository. A webhook is a way of notifying a service about an event that occurred in another service, such as a code change in a Git repository. By configuring a webhook between your repository and SAP Continuous Integration and Delivery, you can automate your builds and ensure that your application is always up to date with the latest code changes. The other options are not correct, because they are not the purpose of CI/CD job webhook data. To email you whenever changes are pushed to the repository, you can use the notification settings in your Git service. To automatically sync your local repository whenever changes are pushed to the repository, you can use the pull command in the terminal or the Sync & Share action in the Project Explorer. References:
Managing the Application’s Lifecycle with CI/CD Service
SAP Help Portal
Introduction to SAP Continuous Integration and Delivery service for SAP …
Question 2
What are dev space types available in SAP Business Application Studio? Note: There are 3correct answers to this question.
Options:
A.
SAP Build Work Zone
B.
SAP Success Factors
C.
Basic
D.
SAP HANA Native Application
E.
Full Stack Applications with Productivity Tools
Answer:
C, D, E
Explanation:
Explanation:
The dev space types available in SAP Business Application Studio are:
Basic: This dev space type contains the SAP basic tools extension. It is suitable for developing applications that do not require any specific tools or runtimes1
SAP HANA Native Application: This dev space type is intended for developing and deploying native SAP HANA applications or analytical models. It contains a comprehensive set of editors and tools to support the creation of database artifacts, such as calculation views, tables, SQLScript procedures, and more2
Full Stack Applications with Productivity Tools: This dev space type is intended for developing, testing, building, and deploying applications using high productivity tools. It supports various application types, such as SAP Fiori, SAP Cloud Application Programming Model, Java, and Node.js. It also includes features such as application wizard, page map, project explorer, and simplified Git3
References: 1: Dev Space Types | SAP Help Portal 2: Dev Space Types | SAP Help Portal 3: Dev Space Types | SAP Help Portal
Question 3
When do you use the file explorer in SAP Business Application Studio?
Options:
A.
To view and edit APIs of a project
B.
To deploy a project
C.
To view and edit files and folders in your workspace
D.
To share project files with other team members
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Explanation:
The file explorer in SAP Business Application Studio is a tool that allows you to view and edit files and folders in your workspace. A workspace is an entity that contains your project’s settings, debug configurations, and task configurations. You can use the file explorer to create, rename, delete, copy, paste, or move files and folders. You can also open files in the editor, preview them in the browser, or compare them with other files. The file explorer shows the files and folders of your current workspace, which can be either a multi-root workspace or a stand-alone folder. You can switch between different workspaces or open new ones from the file explorer. The file explorer does not allow you to view and edit APIs of a project, deploy a project, or share project files with other team members. These tasks require different tools or services in SAP Business Application Studio. References: