Check: GitHub | ComputeSphere Learn

Goal: Confirm you can open, review and merge a pull request, know how ComputeSphere gets at your code, and read a merge conflict.

Four questions: three on Module 7 and one from Module 5. Every answer explains itself, right or wrong.

You open a pull request in your fork to merge friendly-greeting into main, but GitHub shows the original sample as the base repository. What do you change?The compare branchThe base repository, to your forkDelete the fork and fork again

main requires one approval. You're the only person on the project and you've opened a pull request. Can you approve it?Yes, because you own the repositoryNo: authors can't approve their own pull requests

You connected your repository to ComputeSphere and pushed a fix to the branch it builds from. How do you get the fix running today?Wait: every push deploys automaticallyOpen the service, choose Redeploy, and keep Build & deploy selectedRemove the GitHub connection and add it again

From Module 5: you merge a teammate's branch and Git stops with a conflict in config.js. What does that mean?The file is corrupted and must be restoredBoth branches changed the same lines, and you decide what the result isYou have uncommitted changes in config.js

Retry as often as you like.