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You have an Azure subscription that contains an Azure data factory named ADF1.

From Azure Data Factory Studio, you build a complex data pipeline in ADF1.

You discover that the Save button is unavailable, and there are validation errors that prevent the pipeline from being published.

You need to ensure that you can save the logic of the pipeline.

Solution: You enable Git integration for ADF1.

Does this meet the goal?

    Correct Answer: B

    Enabling Git integration for Azure Data Factory does not directly resolve the issue of validation errors preventing the pipeline from being published. Git integration primarily allows for version control and collaborative development by saving changes to a Git repository. However, to save the logic of the pipeline in Azure Data Factory Studio, the validation errors need to be addressed. Only after fixing these errors could the pipeline be saved or published.

Discussion
lola_mary5Option: A

Partial saves: "Whether your pipelines are not finished or you simply don't want to lose changes if your computer crashes, git integration allows for incremental changes of data factory resources regardless of what state they are in." https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-factory/source-control

ddhoogduinOption: B

Git configuration is already enabled otherwise the "Save" option would be a "Publish" option.

_Ahan_

It says the Save option is unavailable, which can mean its not present. In that case, it implies that Git is not configured

KarlGardnerDataEngineering

Man, I feel like this is a trick question with the wording lol. Depends on how you interpret the word "unavailable". I think_Ahan_ might be right with the word "unavailable" meaning not present. Anyways, gonna do some more research on it!

ELJORDAN23Option: A

Although the validation might be wrong, enablng the git integration allows you to save your datasets, pipelines and everything else as json files in your git repo, so A) is correct.

Sr18Option: A

Answer is A 100%. Reason: Save button is unavailable means git is not enabled or I say you are in live mode you will see only Publish icon. In that case there is no way you can Publish the code. So you need to enable the GIT to save the code, but switching to git mode from live mode with remove the changes in live mode, so go to json view and copy the code. Discard changes switch to git mode, create new pipeline and paste the copied json in the json view and you can save the code now

learnwell

Explained very well.

jongertOption: A

Safe to assume that enabling git integration also means setting up the repo and branches, then it would allow saving. Would answer yes.

RehmanAbdulOption: B

B. No Enabling Git integration for ADF1 wouldn't directly address the immediate need to save the logic of the pipeline if the Save button is unavailable due to validation errors. Git integration allows for version control and collaboration but doesn't inherently resolve the issue of saving the pipeline's logic when there are validation errors preventing it from being published. You'd still need to address the validation errors before being able to successfully save the pipeline.

MBRSDGOption: A

As stated, this question is a bit misleading. "You need to ensure that you can save the logic of the pipeline" means "you have to prevent the situation in which already working pipelines are damaged by buggy implementations". If you have the working, not buggy, code already inside the repository, you can create a new branch and do the updates there. If there's a error, it is contained inside the feature branch and not inside the main branch, which keeps working fine.

AlongiOption: B

No, enabling Git integration alone does not directly address the immediate goal of saving the logic of the pipeline and resolving validation errors in Azure Data Factory Studio. You need to fix the validation errors and save the changes locally within the studio before enabling Git integration for long-term version control.

DanweoOption: A

Don't overthink it, you enable git so you can save it. This is not about fixing the problem just making sure we can save what we have so far.

jpgsa11Option: B

Enabling Git Integration is just the first step. Doesn't necessarily allow to have a backup. JSON file on the other hand its different

AlongiOption: A

It's A

poesklapOption: B

Enabling Git integration for Azure Data Factory (ADF) does not directly address the issue of validation errors preventing the pipeline from being published. Git integration allows you to manage your ADF resources using source control and enables collaboration among multiple developers. It doesn't inherently fix validation errors.

Delphin_8150Option: A

Answer should be A