Module: Org Development Model -Salesforce Answers

I)Uses packages to move metadata between environments.
II)Requires that you develop all customizations in your sandbox.
III)Externalizes changes in a source control repository to keep environments in sync.
IV)Uses a source control repository so developers don’t have to track changes manually.
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III)Externalizes changes in a source control repository to keep environments in sync.
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I)It allows developers to work on the same set of files at the same time.
II)You no longer need to track changes made in the sandbox.
III)It provides a snapshot of your production org at a specific point in time.
IV)It prohibits a developer from seeing changes and metadata created by others
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I)It allows developers to work on the same set of files at the same time.
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I)Create a new GitHub repo for their code, then create a branch.
II)Deploy any changes from the repository into their Developer sandbox.
III)Create their own Salesforce DX project.
IV)Refactor all the code provided by other developers.
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II)Deploy any changes from the repository into their Developer sandbox.
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I)Create a new branch in the source control system and a new DX project.
II)Test the changes after pushing them to a clean testing org.
III)Deploy the changes to every teammate’s sandbox.
IV)Retrieve the changes from their sandbox to the project in the source repository.
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IV)Retrieve the changes from their sandbox to the project in the source repository.
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I)A .zip file that contains all the objects and components for the language training services customizations.
II)A .zip file that contains only the objects and components that are changing in the release.
III)A package version of the changes that the development team has made in this release.
IV)The inbound change set that Juan deploys to the production environment.
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II)A .zip file that contains only the objects and components that are changing in the release.
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I)To skip the step of converting source to metadata format
II)To eliminate the need to run local and integration tests in the staging sandbox
III)To deploy all components in the artifact in a single transaction
IV)To give teams 14 days to perform the deployment to minimize customer impact
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III)To deploy all components in the artifact in a single transaction
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