Free GitHub GitHub-Actions Exam Questions

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Total 372 Questions | Updated On: Feb 10, 2026

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Question 1

You want to convert all of your existing CI/CD pipelines running on third-party products to GitHub Actions workflows. To automate the process you are planning to use the "actions importer extension". How do you install it?

A : Automatic conversion of a Jenkinsfile to GitHub Actions workflow is currently not available as a feature.

B : By running the github-actions install extension command.

C : The extension is available with the gh tool by default.

D : By running the gh extension install command.

E : An extension with this name does not exist.

Answer: D

Question 2

A development team has been using a Powershell script to compile and package their solution using existing tools on a Linux VM, which has been configured as a self-hosted runner. They would like to use the script as-is in an automated workflow. Which of the following should they do to invoke their script within a workflow step?

A : Configure a self-hosted runner on Windows with the requested tools.

B : Use the YAML powershell: step.

C : Run the pwsh2bash command to convert the script so it can be run on Linux.

D : Use the YAML shell: pwsh in a run step.

E : Use the actions/run-powershell action to invoke the script.

Answer: D

Question 3

How do you set up a scheduled workflow to run at a specific time?

A : Use the schedule keyword in the workflow configuration.

B : Manually trigger the workflow at the desired time.

C : Configure the GitHub repository settings.

D : Scheduled workflows are not supported in GitHub Actions.

Answer: A

Question 4

How can you enforce the use of specific runners and prevent the use of public runners for GitHub Actions in your enterprise?

A : GitHub Actions only supports public runners; custom runners are not allowed.

B : Modify the repository settings to disable the use of public runners.

C : Use GitHub Enterprise Server to restrict runner usage to custom runners.

D : Create firewall rules to block access to public runner IP addresses.

Answer: C

Question 5

What's the most straightforward way to try out a custom action you wrote?

A : Run the action from an IDE that supports the GitHub Actions testing plugin/extension.

B : Run the action in a sample workflow.

C : Implement and run tests with a testing framework.

D : You cannot try an action without publishing it to the GitHub Marketplace first.

Answer: B

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