Lesson
9
Schema Change Management Quiz
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What happens when you run sanity documents validate -y in your Sanity project?
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It validates the schema against the content in your dataset, and outputs warnings for missing fields and references
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It validates the JavaScript syntax in your schema files
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It validates the HTML output of your front end
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It validates the accessibility of your front end
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What is the purpose of the deprecated property on a field in Sanity Studio?
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It prevents you from publishing changes to the field
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It removes the field from the document model
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It prevents the field from being queried
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It shows a warning to the content editor that the field is deprecated
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What does it mean that a function or operation is idempotent in the context of data and content migration?
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It means that you can run the function or operation multiple times and get the same result
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It means that you can run the function or operation in parallel with other operations
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It means that the function or operation can be undone
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It means that the function or operation can be paused and resumed
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What does the migration create command in the Sanity CLI do?
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It creates a new dataset
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It creates a new Sanity project
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It creates a new migration script
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It creates a new document in the dataset
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What does the migration run command in the Sanity CLI do?
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It runs the migration script in a new Docker container
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It runs a migration script against your dataset
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It runs the migration script in the cloud
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It runs the migration script in the browser
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What happens when you add readOnly: true to a field in Sanity Studio?
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It prevents the field from being queried in the GraphQL API
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It prevents the field from being displayed in the document form
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It prevents the content editor from making changes to the field
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It prevents the field from being indexed in the search
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What is the purpose of the coalesce() function in GROQ?
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It returns the first non-null argument
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It concatenates two strings
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It calculates the sum of two numbers
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It returns the last non-null argument
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What is the purpose of the filter property in a migration script?
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It removes filtered documents from the dataset
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It reduces the number of webhooks used in a migration
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It refines the documents effected in the migration
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It modifies which users can run migrations
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