5 collocation exercises on deployment pipeline verbs.
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Before release, the team will ___ the build to the staging environment.
To promote a build means to advance an artifact to the next environment. Promote is the precise CD term. The others are informal or wrong, so promote the build is the correct collocation.
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A failing smoke test will ___ the release until issues are fixed.
To gate a release means to control whether it can proceed based on checks. Gate is the standard CI/CD verb. The distractors do not collocate precisely with release.
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If production breaks, we can ___ the previous version instantly.
To roll back to a version means to revert to an earlier stable release. Roll back is the exact phrasal verb; the others are not idiomatic here.
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After a successful build, the system will ___ a version with a semantic tag.
To tag a version means to attach a semantic identifier in the VCS. Tag is the precise term; the distractors are vague or wrong.
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Every Friday the lead will ___ a release from the main branch.
To cut a release means to create a release branch or build from a snapshot. Cut is the established collocation; the others sound informal.