C_CPE_2409 · Question #64
Which parameters are mandatory in the Global Elements section of an mta.yaml file? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question. A. _schema-version
The correct answer is B. ID C. version. In an mta.yaml file, the three mandatory global parameters are _schema-version (A), ID (B), and version (C) - note that the stated correct answer appears incomplete, as A is also required. _schema-version tells the MTA build tool which descriptor specification to use, ID…
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Which parameters are mandatory in the Global Elements section of an mta.yaml file? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question. A. _schema-version
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- BID
- Cversion
- Dprovider
- Ecopyright
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(35 responses)- B89% (31)
- D9% (3)
- E3% (1)
Explanation
In an mta.yaml file, the three mandatory global parameters are _schema-version (A), ID (B), and version (C) - note that the stated correct answer appears incomplete, as A is also required. _schema-version tells the MTA build tool which descriptor specification to use, ID uniquely identifies the MTA across the platform, and version defines the MTA's release version; all three are required for the descriptor to be valid and deployable. provider (D) and copyright (E) are optional metadata fields used for informational purposes only and have no impact on build or deployment behavior.
Memory tip: Think "SIV" - Schema-version, ID, Version. These are the three fields the MTA toolchain must have to know what spec to follow, what to call the app, and what release it is. Everything else (provider, copyright) is just documentation.
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