Explanation:
When working in Azure Data Factory Studio, there are two primary modes:
The "Save" button being unavailable indicates that the Data Factory is operating in Live Mode without Git integration. In Live Mode:
Enabling Git integration for ADF1:
The primary goal is to "ensure that you can save the logic of the pipeline." Git integration directly addresses this by:
Yes, enabling Git integration meets the goal because it fundamentally changes the Data Factory's operation mode from one that requires immediate publishing (with no save capability) to one that supports incremental saving and version control, allowing you to preserve your pipeline logic regardless of validation status.
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You have an Azure subscription containing an Azure Data Factory named ADF1. You build a complex data pipeline in ADF1 using Azure Data Factory Studio. You find that the Save button is unavailable and validation errors are preventing the pipeline from being published. You need to ensure you can save the pipeline's logic.
Solution: You enable Git integration for ADF1.
Does this solution meet the goal?
A
Yes
B
No
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