AZ-400 Question 127

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• Chose D1

  To allow a specific user to bypass branch policies (such as a failing build validation) on the master branch while strictly adhering to the principle of least privilege: Targeted Permission: You must set the Exempt from policy enforcement (or Bypass policies when merging) permission to Allow specifically for that single user. Targeted Scope: Granting this permission directly on the master branch security settings limits the policy override strictly to the master branch, rather than giving the user blanket bypass rights across every branch or repository in the project.

• Chose D2

  " even if the code fails to compile"??? what kind of a shop is this?

• Chose D1

  Although it's not recommended to allow a failed build to merge with the master branch, D will allow you to have granular control over each user's privileges.