Question 400
An assistant generates a package name that does not exist in the approved dependency registry. Which acceptance evidence should the team verify?
Explanation
Correct Answer
This outcome directly checks the intended behavior: The manifest contains only verified allowed packages and the clean build resolves them. The requested action was: Check the package in the official registry and lockfile before adding it.
Incorrect Answers
“The chosen installer has an official provenance and verified signature.” does not demonstrate the result required here: The manifest contains only verified allowed packages and the clean build resolves them.
“The dry run lists only intended temporary files and the command is properly scoped.” does not demonstrate the result required here: The manifest contains only verified allowed packages and the clean build resolves them.
“The issue and prompt context contain redacted synthetic data, not real customer records.” does not demonstrate the result required here: The manifest contains only verified allowed packages and the clean build resolves them.