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Exam DBDEA Topics: cicd Difficulty: medium

While developing ingestion notebooks locally in an IDE, a data engineer wants their local project folder and a folder in the Databricks workspace to stay in step as files change, and asks whether the CLI's sync command keeps both sides identical. What does databricks sync actually do?

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  1. A. It synchronizes one way, local directory to workspace folder; edits made in the workspace never flow back
  2. B. It synchronizes in both directions, keeping the local project folder and the workspace folder identical at all times
  3. C. It replaces Automation Bundle deployments, pushing project files straight into production workspaces
  4. D. It copies local files into DBFS paths such as dbfs:/tmp, since it cannot write to workspace folders
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Correct answer: It synchronizes one way, local directory to workspace folder; edits made in the workspace never flow back

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

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