A Project Architect needs to add a new developer who needs to be able to push code in an Adobe Commerce Cloud project. No integration with a third-party repository provider is setup. What two…

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• BThe developer needs to add SSH public key in the Cloud Account dashboard settings
• CThe developer's email must be added under Users in the Cloud Project Web Ul
• DThe Adobe Commerce admin user must be created and the developer's SSH public key must be

Explanation

B and C are the correct answers.

In Adobe Commerce Cloud, granting a developer code push access requires two distinct steps: first, the Project Architect (or account owner) must add the developer's email address as a project user via the Cloud Project Web UI - this grants them permission to the specific project. Second, the developer themselves must log into their Cloud Account dashboard and add their own SSH public key - this is what authenticates their local machine when pushing code via Git over SSH.

Why D is wrong: Creating an Adobe Commerce admin user relates to the application's admin panel (the storefront backend) and has nothing to do with code repository access. Admin users manage store content and configuration, not code deployments.

Memory tip: Think of it as two separate layers - Project access (someone must invite the developer to the project via the Web UI) and Identity verification (the developer must register their SSH key so the system knows it's really them). One action is done for the developer, the other is done by the developer.

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