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Copado Copado-Developer Exam
Copado Developer Certification Exam (Page 7 )

Updated On: 1-Feb-2026
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What is the command sfdx copado:auth:set -a [myOrgAlias] used for?

  1. It is used to link the Copado CLI with the org where Copado is installed.
  2. It is used to log in to the org where Copado is installed.
  3. It is used to authenticate the org credential of the org where Copado is installed.
  4. It is used to install the Copado CLI.

Answer(s): A



In a sandbox, you have made some changes in the System Admin profile.
When you try to deploy the profile, you are getting the error "Unknown User Permission: ManageSandboxes." What can you do in order to move your changes forward? Select all that apply!

  1. Create a YAML file to exclude the ManageSandboxes permission, add it to the pipeline and redeploy.
  2. In the Git Promotion deployment step, use the Find and Replace feature to exclude the ManageSandboxes permission and redeploy.
  3. Manually remove the ManageSandboxes permission from the destination branch and redeploy.
  4. Update the .gitignore file in the uat branch to exclude the user permissions introduced in the higher API version and redeploy.

Answer(s): A,B



What happens with a component that is added to the .gitignore file and is later committed on a user story?

  1. An error will be returned when committing.
  2. If the component has never been committed successfully to Git, it won't be created in Git. If the component has already been tracked by Git, it won't be updated in Git.
  3. If the component has never been committed successfully to Git, it won't be created in Git. If the component has already been tracked by Git, even if it is added to the .gitignore file, it will be updated in Git.
  4. If the component has never been committed successfully to Git, it will be created in Git. If the component has already been tracked by Git, it won't be updated in Git.

Answer(s): C



Debbie and Dave were modifying the same Apex class on their individual sandboxes, Debbie deployed first without any issue, but when Dave tried to deploy, a Git conflict arose, so they teamed up and resolved it manually with Copado's online conflict resolution feature.
What happens when both user stories are moved to the next environment?

  1. No conflict is reported. Copado uses the auto-resolve conflict resolution feature to apply the changes from the latest deployment to the Apex class.
  2. The conflict is reported again but just as a warning. They are able to deploy.
  3. Copado reports the conflict again and they need to fix it manually to be able to deploy.
  4. Copado uses the conflict solution that was previously created.

Answer(s): D



You have been assigned the task of deleting a custom field. After deleting the custom field in a sandbox, you have created a user story to delete the field in Git and in upper environments, but you refreshed the medata grid before selecting the custom field.
What can you do now in order to perform a destructive changes commit of the field? Select all that apply!

  1. Use the Org Credential lookup field on the Commit Changes page and find the component in another org.
  2. Change the Org Credential lookup field on the user story and find the component in another org.
  3. Use the Add Row button on the Commit Changes page and add the API name of the component.
  4. Change the base branch on the user story to locate the field in another branch

Answer(s): C,D



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