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A data engineer fixes a null-handling bug in the silver_orders notebook inside the team's Git folder, which is cloned from the team's remote repository and has the feature/null-fix branch checked out. They finish the edit and must send the change to the remote repository so a teammate can review it, without leaving the Databricks workspace. What should the engineer do?

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  1. A. Open the Git dialog, review the highlighted changes, add a commit message, and click Commit & Push to send the branch to the remote
  2. B. Push the change with Git on a local machine, because the workspace UI can edit notebooks but cannot push commits
  3. C. Save the notebook and wait: the Git folder commits every change automatically and pushes it to the checked-out branch
  4. D. Use the Git dialog only to browse the branch history, because it shows past commits but cannot create new ones
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Correct answer: Open the Git dialog, review the highlighted changes, add a commit message, and click Commit & Push to send the branch to the remote

Reference: https://docs.databricks.com/aws/en/repos/git-operations-with-repos

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