What format is used for the name of the promotion branch created during validation?

The correct format for the name of the promotion branch created during validation is based on a structured naming convention that focuses on clear identification of the branch's purpose and context. The specified format includes the term "promotion," which indicates that this branch is related to a promotion process, followed by the specific promotion name and a tag that denotes the validation phase with the inclusion of the user story name.

This structure provides essential information at a glance, such as the promotion type and the associated user story, making it easy to track and manage various branches in the context of continuous integration and delivery processes. The "CDValidate" part of the name signifies that the branch is specifically created for validation purposes associated with a promotion task, ensuring that team members understand the branch's intent.

The other formats do not specifically capture the validation aspect in the same way or do not align with the standard convention used for naming promotion branches during validation processes, which is why those options are not selected. The emphasis on clarity and organization in naming conventions is crucial for managing code and promoting a smoother workflow during development cycles.