- A$52 per user
- B$60 per user for teams greater than five
- Cfree for a small number of users
Azure DevOps for Beginners - Quiz
- ASelect the card title, which opens a screen where you can select Add tag.
- BSelect either State or Area Path, which opens a window where you can select Add tag.
- CSelect one of the tags on the card, and then select Add a new tag.
- AThe first number is the number of work items in the Code Review columns, while the second number is the Work in Progress (WIP) limit.
- BThe first number is the maximum number of Work in Progress items allowed, and the second number is how many items are left to be done.
- CThe first number is the number of work items in the Doing column, and the second number is how many work items are done.
- ASelect Organization Settings > Project configuration.
- BSelect Project Settings > Project configuration.
- CSelect Project Settings > Overview.
- ASelect Configure, choose your widget from the list, and then select Add > Save.
- BSelect the ellipsis located near Refresh, select Configure, choose your widget, and then select Save.
- CSelect Edit, search for your desired widget, and then select Add > Done Editing.
- Aa visual and interactive work item tracking system used to manage software projects
- Ba collection of engineering, management, service, and improvement practices commonly used in government contracts
- Ca visual aid to help teams focus on work quality to meet certain quality standards before being considered complete
- AUnder Source Control > Branches, choose the changes made and then press Ctrl+Enter (Windows) or Command+Return (Mac) to commit.
- BIn the message box under Source Control, type a commit message and then select the checkmark.
- CRight-click the file with the changes, and then select Add Changes from the drop-down menu.
- ASearch for code items.
- BSearch your work items.
- CCreate work item code names.
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- A. $52 per user
- B. $60 per user for teams greater than five
- C. free for a small number of users
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Explanation:
Note that the plan will change for additional users over the set maximum.
- A. C
- B. B
- C. A
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Explanation:
- A. Select the card title, which opens a screen where you can select Add tag.
- B. Select either State or Area Path, which opens a window where you can select Add tag.
- C. Select one of the tags on the card, and then select Add a new tag.
Remarks:
Explanation:
You can also remove and edit tags. Additionally, you can access the same screen using the ellipsis at the upper-right side of the card.
Option b:Incorrect - Selecting either of these will bring up a drop-down menu contained to the card. Neither will bring up any options to add a new tag.
- A. The first number is the number of work items in the Code Review columns, while the second number is the Work in Progress (WIP) limit.
- B. The first number is the maximum number of Work in Progress items allowed, and the second number is how many items are left to be done.
- C. The first number is the number of work items in the Doing column, and the second number is how many work items are done.
Remarks:
Explanation:
You can change the WIP under Settings > Columns.
- A. Select Organization Settings > Project configuration.
- B. Select Project Settings > Project configuration.
- C. Select Project Settings > Overview.
Remarks:
Explanation:
You can also edit existing sprints and add new ones here.
- A. Select Configure, choose your widget from the list, and then select Add > Save.
- B. Select the ellipsis located near Refresh, select Configure, choose your widget, and then select Save.
- C. Select Edit, search for your desired widget, and then select Add > Done Editing.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Select Edit, search for your desired widget, and then select Add > Done Editing.
- A. a visual and interactive work item tracking system used to manage software projects
- B. a collection of engineering, management, service, and improvement practices commonly used in government contracts
- C. a visual aid to help teams focus on work quality to meet certain quality standards before being considered complete
Remarks:
Explanation:
All work in Azure Boards is tracked through an artifact called a Work item.
- A. A
- B. C
- C. B
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Explanation:
B
- A. Under Source Control > Branches, choose the changes made and then press Ctrl+Enter (Windows) or Command+Return (Mac) to commit.
- B. In the message box under Source Control, type a commit message and then select the checkmark.
- C. Right-click the file with the changes, and then select Add Changes from the drop-down menu.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Note that this only commits the changes to your local repo.
- A. Search for code items.
- B. Search your work items.
- C. Create work item code names.
Remarks:
Explanation:
Without this extension, Search will only show work items.