DATABRICKS-CERTIFIED-DATA-ENGINEER-ASSOCIATE · Question #81
A data engineer needs to determine whether to use the built-in Databricks Notebooks versioning or version their project using Databricks Repos. Which of the following is an advantage of using…
The correct answer is B. Databricks Repos supports the use of multiple branches. Databricks Repos integrates with Git (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, etc.) and supports the full Git branching workflow - creating, switching, merging, and managing multiple branches. This enables proper team collaboration with feature branches, code review via pull requests, and…
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- ADatabricks Repos automatically saves development progress
- BDatabricks Repos supports the use of multiple branches
- CDatabricks Repos allows users to revert to previous versions of a notebook
- DDatabricks Repos provides the ability to comment on specific changes
- EDatabricks Repos is wholly housed within the Databricks Lakehouse Platform
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Databricks Repos integrates with Git (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, etc.) and supports the full Git branching workflow - creating, switching, merging, and managing multiple branches. This enables proper team collaboration with feature branches, code review via pull requests, and environment isolation. Built-in Notebook versioning only maintains a linear history of saves for a single notebook with no branching capability. The other options - auto-saving, reverting to prior versions, and in-line comments - are features available in built-in Notebook versioning, not exclusive advantages of Repos.
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