Specifics Quiz

Which command could you not use to look at what the differences are between two items in the repository using the xxdiff tool?
1. xxdiff <FCM_URL1> <FCM_URL2>
2. xxdiff <FILE1> <FILE2>
3. xxdiff <FCM_URL1@REVNUMBER1> <FCM_URL1@REVNUMBER2>
4. xxdiff <URL1~rev=1> <URL1~rev=2>
D
How do you change the properties on a file so that the file is executable?
1. fcm propset|ps svn:executable <FILE>
2. fcm propset|ps svn:executable ON <FILE>
3. fcm prop svn:executable ON <FILE>
4. fcm prop svn:executable <FILE>
B
How do you change the properties on a file so that the file is not executable?
1. fcm propdel svn:executable OFF <FILE>
2. fcm prop svn:executable OFF <FILE>
3. fcm propdel svn:executable <FILE>
4. fcm propnot svn:executable <FILE>
C
How do you change log message on a commit?
1. fcm propedit svn:log --revprop -r <REVISION>
2. fcm propedit svn:log -r <REVISION> fcm:ops
3. fcm propedit svn:log --revprop <REVISION>
4. fcm propedit svn:log --revprop -r <REVISION> fcm:ops
D
fcm conflicts|cf, denoted by the "C" after running fcm status, can be used to resolve which type(s) of conflicts?
1. tree only
2. text only
3. tree and text
C
How can you invoke the web-browser to launch the corresponding URL of the web-based repository browser (currently Trac browser)?
1. fcm browse
2. fcm browse|trac
3. fcm browse|www
4. fcm browse|trac|www
D
How could you launch Trac with your default web browser to report the diff?
1. fcm branch-diff --trac
2. fcm branch-diff --trac|-t
3. fcm branch-diff --trac|--t
4. fcm branch-diff-trac
B
What is Trac for?
1. A built-in wiki system which you can use for organizing knowledge and information in a very flexible way
2. A built-in wiki system which you can use for organizing knowledge and information but it is not flexible
3. A built-in wiki system which you can use for organizing knowledge and information but you cannot share it with anyone
4. A built-in wiki system which you can use for organizing knowledge and information but its only there to look cool
A
Tickets have what purpose(s)?
1. Make work for people
2. Allow people to follow an issue, or a list of tickets matching your chosen criterion
3. Allow people to follow an issue, but not interact with it
4. Allow people to follow an issue, but they cannot report bugs or link to them as they are completely standalone
B
What option cannot be added to fcm list|ls [OPTIONS] [TARGET]?
1. None - Lists directory entries in TARGET
2. -r N - Lists directory entries of revision N
3. -v - Lists directory entries in verbose mode
4. -R - Lists directory entries recursively down the directories
5. -T - Lists directory entries linked to a Trac page
E
fcm resolve always takes the form:
1. fcm resolve --accept working <FILENAME>
2. fcm resolve working <FILENAME>
3. fcm resolve -accept working <FILENAME>
4. fcm resolve --accept <FILENAME>
B
split merge is useful when resolving conflicts when you want to do what?
1. split the current diff hunk so you can select the pieces you want from the left side
2. split the current diff hunk so you can select the pieces you want from both sides
3. split the current diff hunk so you can select the pieces you want from the right side
4. split the current diff hunk so you can select the pieces you want from the middle panel
B

text conflicts are returned in the fcm status by:

```
C    src/module/hello_constants.py
```
```
   C src/module/hello_num.py
```
```
 M      .
```
```
?       src/module/hello.py
```

tree conflicts are returned in the fcm status by:

```
C    src/module/hello_constants.py
```
```
   C src/module/hello_num.py
```
```
 M      .
```
```
?       src/module/hello.py
```

How do you cherry pick from branch?
1. fcm --cp branch_from branch_to
2. fcm --pick branch_from branch_to
3. fcm --cherry-pick branch_from branch_to
4. There is not proper support for this
D
How can you discard some changes that have not been checked in yet?
1. fcm rewind <FILENAME1> <FILENAME2> <FILENAME3>
2. fcm reverse <FILENAME1> <FILENAME2> <FILENAME3>
3. fcm discard <FILENAME1> <FILENAME2> <FILENAME3>
4. fcm revert <FILENAME1> <FILENAME2> <FILENAME3>
D
How can you merge in the changes between two revisions, 2 and 8?
1. fcm merge --custom --revision 2:8
2. fcm merge --custom --r 2:8
3. fcm merge --custom --r 8:2
4. fcm merge --custom --revision 8:2
A
How can you merge a changeset?
1. fcm merge --revision first_changeset:last_changeset fcm:branch_containing_changesets
2. fcm merge --custom --revision first_changeset:last_changeset fcm:branch_containing_changesets
3. fcm merge --custom --revision first_changeset:last_changeset
4. fcm merge --custom --revision first_changeset:last_changeset --location fcm:branch_containing_changesets
A

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