Microsoft Fabric Data Engineer Associate DP-700 Practice Question

When you first connect a Fabric workspace to Git, you must choose the branch that the workspace will track. Selecting the existing feature branch fulfills the requirement that all new commits go to that branch. Branches can be changed later in the Version control pane. Changing the branch reloads the workspace with the content stored in the target branch but does not delete objects that are absent from that branch; those objects simply stop appearing until you switch back or merge them. Therefore, selecting the feature branch during the initial connection satisfies both requirements. Choosing main would cause all commits to go to main, and deleting and re-creating the connection would risk loss of uncommitted changes.