Setting Up a Repository with Copado: Best Practices

What practice does Copado include when setting up a repository with a snapshot?

A. Repository, Snapshot, branch, configuration, master, all, metadata

B. Environment, Global Find and Replace, tag, deployment, snapshot, some, settings

C. Branch, Rule, tag, deployment, branch, each, configurations

D. Record, Global Find and Replace, snapshot, metadata, tag, most, environments

Answer:

The correct answer is A. Repository, Snapshot, branch, configuration, master, all, metadata.

When setting up your repository with a snapshot, Copado includes a branch in the configuration and then creates the rest of the org branches out of the master. This way, the master is present in all of the metadata of your org.

Copado's practice of including a branch in the configuration when setting up a repository with a snapshot ensures that the master is effectively integrated into all aspects of your org's metadata.

This best practice helps maintain consistency and coherence across different branches and configurations in your repository, ultimately contributing to a more efficient and organized development process.