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A team's CI pipeline deploys every open pull request as its own Automation Bundle target — pr_142, pr_143, and so on — creating a disposable copy of the pipeline's Lakeflow Job and notebooks in a shared dev workspace. Pull request 142 has just been merged, and the pipeline must clean up that PR's deployment completely, leaving no orphaned jobs, notebooks, or artifacts, without touching other pull requests' resources. What should the merge step run?

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  1. A. Delete the shared dev workspace after every merge and let the next pull request deployment recreate everything inside it
  2. B. Run nothing in the merge step — the PR deployment's job cluster auto-terminates after its runs, removing the deployed resources with it
  3. C. Run databricks bundle destroy and accept its side effect of permanently deleting the bundle's source files and Git repository
  4. D. Run databricks bundle destroy -t pr_142, which deletes the job, files, and artifacts that this target's deployment created
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Correct answer: Run databricks bundle destroy -t pr_142, which deletes the job, files, and artifacts that this target's deployment created

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/dev-tools/bundles/

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Official Answer (D): Run databricks bundle destroy -t pr_142, which deletes the job, files, and artifacts that this target's deployment created

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