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Code Life Cycle Flashcards

1
Q

Where does Dev 1 create code for the first time by itself?

A

Local 1

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2
Q

What if code breaks in Local?

A

Create new local

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3
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How many codes are there in a Local?

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Each local contains code only for individual component

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4
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When is the first time code gets uploaded to a shared space?

A

When it gets uploaded to Branch

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5
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What is source?

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Source is current code in production, that has been tested and validated

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6
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What is the benefit of using a branch?

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If anything goes wrong, we can just get rid of branch code and go back to source code

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7
Q

What happens if code breaks in branch

A

Start over with new local

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8
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Who approves a pull request?

A

Senior Dev, and sometimes Senior QA

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9
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What happens after pull request is approved?

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Branch code can now be merged with source code

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10
Q

What is a repository?

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It is where code can be saved and shared among teams

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11
Q

What happens if code breaks in Pull Request?

A

Start over with new local

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12
Q

Who moves code from Source to Dev environment?

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DevOps

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13
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What is a build?

A

A build is a compilation of multiple code bases into one single file

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14
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When is a build changed?

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Whenever new code is introduced

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15
Q

Explain the numbers in hypothetical Build 1.23.45

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  • 1 - Version Number
  • 23 - Major Version Number
    Not a redesign, but many new features were introduced
    Number of times SDLC was deployed
  • 45 - Minor Version Number
    Every time a branch gets merged with source
    Every new individual component
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16
Q

How is it possible for source to break after merging with new code if PR was approved?

A

New code has never interacted with other devs’ codes before

17
Q

What should be done if source breaks after merging code

A

Deactivate broken version and reactivate previous build version that was stable

Perform root cause analysis

18
Q

Why are we putting a build number in the source repo?

A

To keep records, and it helps with accountability because we record who is responsible for each build

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