DP-600 Maintain a Data Analytics Solution Practice Question
Exhibit
{
"status": "Syncing",
"remoteCommitHash": "a1b2c3d4",
"workspaceHead": "e5f6g7h8",
"conflictStatus": "ConflictDetected",
"errorDetails": {
"code": "GitSyncConflict",
"message": "The item 'SalesModel' has been modified in both the workspace and the remote branch."
}
}Refer to the exhibit. You receive this JSON response when checking the Git status of a Fabric workspace. What is the most appropriate next step to maintain the integrity of the Semantic Model named 'SalesModel'?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
Answer the question above first, then reveal the full breakdown to understand why each option is right or wrong.
Correct answer & explanation
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Perform a manual merge in the Git provider to consolidate the branch history.
The exhibit indicates a Git synchronization conflict where changes exist in both the workspace and the remote repository. Maintenance of a production-grade solution requires resolving these discrepancies in a controlled environment. Understanding the status codes helps engineers diagnose synchronization failures and apply the correct remediation steps to ensure that the production environment remains stable and version-aligned.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.
- ✗
Commit the local changes using the 'Override Remote' flag in the Fabric API.
Why it's wrong here
Forcing a commit with an override flag can lead to the loss of important updates made by other team members in the remote repository. This practice undermines the collaborative benefits of version control and can introduce bugs into the production environment. It is generally discouraged in professional maintenance workflows.
- ✓
Perform a manual merge in the Git provider to consolidate the branch history.
Why this is correct
Since the conflict is detected at the commit level, the best practice is to resolve the logic within the Git provider. By merging the branches and resolving differences in the metadata files, you create a clean commit history. This allows the Fabric workspace to then sync to a unified state.
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Disconnect the workspace from Git and reconnect it to a fresh repository.
Why it's wrong here
Disconnecting and reconnecting is an extreme measure that destroys the link between the workspace items and their history. It requires significant manual effort to reconfigure the integration and does not address the root cause of the conflict. This approach disrupts the development lifecycle and risks data item duplication.
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Restart the Microsoft Fabric capacity to clear the synchronization lock.
Why it's wrong here
A Git conflict is a logical mismatch between file versions, not a transient platform error or a hardware locking issue. Restarting the capacity will have no effect on the status of the Git integration. This action would cause unnecessary downtime for all users on the capacity without resolving the metadata conflict.
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Last reviewed September 2026 · checked against the official Microsoft exam blueprint
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