GH-200 · Question #35
GH-200 Question #35: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is D: encrypted secrets. {"question": 2, "explanation": "The question asks which components can be directly reused across all repositories in an organization. (D) Encrypted secrets can be created at the organization level and shared across some or all repositories in that org. (E) Workflow templates are
Question
Your organization needs to simplify reusing and maintaining automation in your GitHub Enterprise Cloud. Which components can be directly reused across all repositories in an organization? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose three.)
Options
- Aactions stored in an organizational partition in the GitHub Marketplace
- Bcustom Docker actions stored in GitHub Container Registry
- Cself-hosted runners
- Dencrypted secrets
- Eworkflow templates
- Factions stored in private repositories in the organization
Explanation
{"question": 2, "explanation": "The question asks which components can be directly reused across all repositories in an organization. (D) Encrypted secrets can be created at the organization level and shared across some or all repositories in that org. (E) Workflow templates are stored in a special .github repository at the org level and appear as starter workflows for all repos in the organization. (F) Actions stored in private repositories within the organization can be referenced by other repositories in the same org (when the repo's access settings allow it), enabling code reuse without making them public. (A) There is no 'organizational partition' in the GitHub Marketplace - this is a fabricated concept. (B) Custom Docker actions in GitHub Container Registry require additional configuration and are not natively reused as workflow automation. (C) Self-hosted runners are infrastructure shared at the org level, but they are not 'automation' components like actions, secrets, or templates.", "generated_by": "claude-sonnet", "llm_judge_score": 3}
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