The "Share" feature in Oracle Visual Builder is specifically designed for this purpose. It allows a developer to create a shareable version of their application directly from their private workspace. This generates a unique URL that can be given to other users, like Troy, for testing and feedback. This action creates a snapshot of the application's current state without requiring the changes to be published or committed to a Git repository, perfectly aligning with Jane's need to get feedback before pushing to Git.

A. By creating a shared workspace with Troy

Workspaces in Visual Builder are private to the user. Collaboration on the source code itself is managed through a shared Git repository, not a "shared workspace" feature.

B. By clicking the Publish button in her workspace

Publishing an application is a formal deployment step that makes it available to end-users in a live environment. This is different from sharing a development version for internal testing.

D. By pushing the changes to a shared branch before pushing it to Git

Pushing changes to a shared branch is, by definition, pushing it to a Git repository. This contradicts the explicit requirement to share the application before pushing to Git.

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1. Oracle Cloud Documentation for Visual Builder

"Develop Applications with Oracle Visual Builder":

Section: "Share Your Application for Testing"

Content: "You can share your web or mobile application with other users to allow them to test it or to get their feedback. When you share an application

you are essentially creating a version of the application that is based on the current state of your workspace... Sharing an application does not publish it

and it does not affect the data in your development database." This directly supports option C.

Reference: Oracle Help Center: Share Your Application for Testing

2. Oracle Cloud Documentation for Visual Builder

"Develop Applications with Oracle Visual Builder":

Section: "Publishing Your Application"

Content: "When your application is ready for production

you publish it to make it live." This clarifies that "Publish" (Option B) is for production deployment

not for pre-commit testing.

Reference: Oracle Help Center: Publishing Your Application

3. Oracle Cloud Documentation for Visual Builder

"Develop Applications with Oracle Visual Builder":

Section: "Collaborate with Others"

Content: This section details how collaboration on the application's source code is managed using a Git repository

including branching and merging strategies. This confirms that Git (Option D) is the formal collaboration mechanism

distinct from the informal "Share" feature. It also implicitly refutes the concept of a "shared workspace" (Option A).

Reference: Oracle Help Center: Collaborate with Others (Note: A generic link is provided as the exact anchor may vary

but the section on Git collaboration is the key source).