Free GitHub GitHub-Actions Exam Questions

Become GitHub Certified with updated GitHub-Actions exam questions and correct answers

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Total 372 Questions | Updated On: Mar 11, 2026

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Question 1

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

Question 2

As a developer, your self-hosted runner sometimes looses connection while running jobs. How should you troubleshoot the issue affecting your self-hosted runner?

A : Set the DEBUG environment variable to true before starting the self-hosted runner to produce more verbose console output.

B : Locate the self-hosted runner in your repository's settings page and download its log archive.

C : Access the self-hosted runner's installation directory and look for log files in the _diag folder.

D : Start the self-hosted runner with the --debug flag to produce more verbose console output.

Answer: C

Question 3

True or false? A secret can be created and made available to all repositories of an organization?

A : True

B : False

Answer: A

Question 4

As a developer, you have a 10-MB data set that is required in a specific workflow. Which steps should you perform so the dataset is stored encrypted and can be decrypted during the workflow? (Choose three.)

A : Encrypt the dataset.

B : Leverage the actions/download-secret action in the workflow.

C : Store the dataset in a GitHub encrypted secret.

D : Store the encryption keys in a GitHub encrypted secret.

E : Compress the dataset

F : Commit the encrypted dataset to the same repository as the workflow

G : Create a GitHub encrypted secret with the Large object option selected and upload the dataset.

Answer: A,C,D

Question 5

How do you control who is allows to make changes to a workflow file?

A : Create a new file called CODEOWNERS in .github/workflows defining the reviewers.

B : Add the file .githide and define the users that should not be allowed to make changes.

C : You cannot define review permissions for individual files in a GitHub repository.

D : In the GitHub UI, select the file and add mandatory reviewers with the option "Reviewers".

Answer: A

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