What is the prerequisite before you can create a CI/CD job for a project?

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• AThe project has been shared to a remote Git repository.
• BThe project has been deployed.
• CThe project has been previewed.

• A
  89% (16)
• B
  6% (1)
• C
  6% (1)

Explanation

A CI/CD pipeline must have a remote Git repository because CI/CD systems (like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins) are triggered by events in that repository - pushes, pull requests, merges - and need a remote URL to clone, run, and report back on your code. Without a shared remote repo, the CI/CD service has nothing to connect to or monitor.

Why B is wrong: Deployment is an output of a CI/CD pipeline, not a prerequisite. You set up CI/CD in order to automate deployment, so it can't come first.

Why C is wrong: Previewing (e.g., running a local dev server) is a local development step and has no bearing on whether a CI/CD system can be configured. CI/CD operates on remote events, not local previews.

Memory tip: Think of CI/CD as a "remote-controlled robot" - it needs a remote address (the Git repo URL) before it can do anything. No address, no robot.

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