Microservices - CI/CD for MicroservicesIn a mono-repo, a developer accidentally deletes a shared configuration file. What is the best way to recover it?ARecreate the file manually in each microservice repoBCopy the file from another microservice's separate repoCRestore the file from the Git history of the mono-repoDDelete the entire mono-repo and clone againCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand mono-repo Git historyMono-repo stores all code in one Git repository, so all file history is centralized.Step 2: Recover deleted fileUsing Git commands, the deleted file can be restored from the mono-repo's commit history.Final Answer:Restore the file from the Git history of the mono-repo -> Option CQuick Check:Mono-repo recovery = Git history restore [OK]Quick Trick: Mono-repo files recoverable from single Git history [OK]Common Mistakes:Trying to copy from separate repos (multi-repo concept)Recreating file manually in multiple reposDeleting and recloning entire repo unnecessarily
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