Question 1

How can you include a custom script or command as a step in a workflow?

Options :

A : Use the run attribute in a step-s configuration to specify the custom script.

B : Custom scripts cannot be executed in GitHub Actions workflows.

C : Include the script directly within the jobs section of the workflow file.

D : Use the command attribute in the workflow file to define the script.

Answer: A

Question 2

A workflow file checked into Git defines a step to deploy an application to Heroku. What's the issue with this workflow?

1. jobs:

2. build:

3. runs-on: ubuntu-latest

4. steps:

5. - uses: actions/checkout@v2

6. - uses: akhileshns/[email protected]

7. with:

8. heroku_api_key: "985656eabf5ca98a17caae78c8858e88f2616214"

9. heroku_app_name: "my-app"

10. heroku_email: "[email protected]"

Options :

A : There-s no issue with the code.

B : The Heroku application name should not be spelled out in plain-text for security reasons.

C : This workflow can only be executed on the latest Ubuntu image and therefore the action may become incompatible.

D : The action should use v3 instead of v3.13.15 similar to the checkout action.

E : The API key should be defined as a secret and consumed as such.

Answer: E

Question 3

How can you enable logging and provide helpful messages from within your custom action's JavaScript code?

Options :

A : Logging is automatically enabled for all custom actions.

B : Use the console.log() function to print messages.

C : Modify the workflow YAML to include log messages.

D : Use the stdout.log() and stderr.log() functions.

Answer: B

Question 4

A Scheduled workflows run on the:

Options :

A : latest commit and branch on which the workflow was triggered

B : latest commit from the branch named schedule,

C : latest commit from the branch named main,

D : specified commit and branch from the workflow YAML file,

E : latest commit on the default or base branch

Answer: A

Question 5

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