Computer Science, asked by Jake39, 1 year ago

How are component dependencies injected in a workflow ?

A-Parallel trigger components and Built
B-Use sequence triggers
C-Run unit test and build package
D-Build package firts and then perform the remaining tasks

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Answered by mahimislammh12
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Answered by ishwaryam062001
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Answer:

D-Build package first and then perform the remaining tasks.

Explanation:

From the above question,

They have given :

In a workflow, component dependencies are typically injected by first building a package that contains all of the necessary components and then performing the remaining tasks such as running unit tests and using sequence triggers to ensure the components are executed in the correct order.

1. Build the package which contains the necessary components.

2. Run unit tests to ensure all components are functioning correctly.

3. Use sequence triggers to ensure the components are executed in the correct order.

4. Parallel trigger components to run them simultaneously.

5. Perform the remaining tasks.

Hence, the correct answer is D-Build package first and then perform the remaining tasks.

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