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Answer: 1. In the external Git provider, create a new repo. 2. In Databricks, go to 'Workspace', click on 'Repos', and select 'Configure'. 3. Enter the repo URL and authentication details. 4. Clone the repo to your local machine. 5. Create a new branch in the local repo. 6. Make changes to the code in the new branch. 7. Commit the changes to the new branch. 8. Push the changes to the external Git provider. 9. In Databricks, go to 'Repos' and click on 'Pull' to pull the changes.

The correct step-by-step process involves creating a new repo in the external Git provider, configuring the repo in Databricks, cloning the repo to the local machine, creating a new branch, making changes to the code in the new branch, committing the changes to the new branch, pushing the changes to the external Git provider, and finally pulling the changes back to the Databricks workspace. Option D covers all these steps in the correct order.

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You are working on a machine learning project that involves collaboration with a team of data scientists. Your team is using an external Git provider for version control. Write a step-by-step process to connect a repo from the external Git provider to Databricks repos, commit changes from a Databricks Repo to the external Git provider, create a new branch, and pull changes back to a Databricks workspace.

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Go to the Databricks workspace, click on 'Workspace', and select 'Repos'. 2. Click on 'Configure' and select the external Git provider. 3. Enter the repo URL and authentication details. 4. Clone the repo to your local machine. 5. Make changes to the code in the local repo. 6. Commit the changes to the local repo. 7. Push the changes to the external Git provider. 8. In Databricks, go to 'Repos' and click on 'Pull' to pull the changes.

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Go to the external Git provider and create a new repo. 2. In Databricks, go to 'Workspace', click on 'Repos', and select 'Configure'. 3. Enter the repo URL and authentication details. 4. Clone the repo to your local machine. 5. Make changes to the code in the local repo. 6. Commit the changes to the local repo. 7. Push the changes to the external Git provider. 8. In Databricks, go to 'Repos' and click on 'Pull' to pull the changes.

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In Databricks, go to 'Workspace', click on 'Repos', and select 'Configure'. 2. Enter the repo URL and authentication details. 3. Clone the repo to your local machine. 4. Make changes to the code in the local repo. 5. Commit the changes to the local repo. 6. Push the changes to the external Git provider. 7. In Databricks, go to 'Repos' and click on 'Pull' to pull the changes. 8. Create a new branch in the external Git provider and commit changes to it.

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In the external Git provider, create a new repo. 2. In Databricks, go to 'Workspace', click on 'Repos', and select 'Configure'. 3. Enter the repo URL and authentication details. 4. Clone the repo to your local machine. 5. Create a new branch in the local repo. 6. Make changes to the code in the new branch. 7. Commit the changes to the new branch. 8. Push the changes to the external Git provider. 9. In Databricks, go to 'Repos' and click on 'Pull' to pull the changes.

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