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1.

You're setting up Visual Studio to connect to Azure DevOps on a machine that hosts a finance and operations apps environment. Which of the following actions should you do?

Set the permissions of the workspace to Public Workspace (limited).

Map the folder for the branch in source control to the local Visual Studio documents Projects folder.

Map the Metadata folder for the branch in source control to the Packages Local Directory folder of the AOS drive.

Set the location of the workspace to Server.

2.

Suppose you used Get Latest Version to bring updated files from source control into Visual Studio, and you suspect that local changes you wanted to keep were removed during an auto-merge. Which of the following actions can you do to troubleshoot the issue?

Roll back the changesets that you pulled from source control.

Go to Pending Changes in Team Explorer for a list of differences between your workspace and source control.

Use the Undo button to restore the changes that you wanted to keep.

Check the Output window in Visual Studio for logs of which files are automerged.

3.

Which of the following source control features is not accessible from Visual Studio?

Checking in your pending changes.

Submitting and responding to code review requests.

Rolling back changesets from source control.

Creating a new Azure DevOps project.

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