A Jira administrator is creating a new workflow for a legal team. The workflow needs a status called 'Under Review' that should appear in the 'In Progress' category for reporting purposes. What must the administrator do when creating this status?

Name the status 'In Progress - Under Review'

Add a transition from 'Under Review' to 'In Progress'

Set the status category to 'In Progress'

Set the status property to 'In Progress'

What is the recommended way to test a workflow before publishing it?

Use the workflow editor's validation and simulate transitions on a draft

Publish the workflow and then test it on a live issue

Ask users to try the workflow in their sandbox

Create a test project and assign the draft workflow to it

A Jira administrator needs to prevent issues in the 'Closed' status from being edited by anyone except project administrators. The administrator has already set the appropriate permission scheme. What additional configuration is required in the workflow?

Add a condition to all transitions leading out of 'Closed'

Set a workflow property on the 'Closed' status to restrict editing

Create a new status category for 'Closed' and assign it to the permission scheme

Add a post function to the 'Closed' status that locks the issue

A marketing agency has one Jira project for all client work. They currently use a single workflow for all issue types. The agency wants to introduce a separate approval step only for 'Campaign' issues, while keeping the existing workflow for 'Task' and 'Bug' issues. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?

Create a new workflow for Campaign issues and add it to the workflow scheme mapped to the Campaign issue type

Create a new project for Campaign issues with a separate workflow

Add a condition to the existing workflow that only shows the approval step for Campaign issues

Edit the existing workflow to add the approval step for all issue types

A company has a project with three issue types: Task, Bug, and Story. The company wants to use a different workflow for each issue type. What is the most efficient way to configure this?

Create one workflow and use conditions to show different statuses for each issue type

Create three workflows and map each one to the corresponding issue type in a single workflow scheme

Create three projects, one for each issue type, with different workflows

Create three workflow schemes and assign them all to the project

Jira Administration for Cloud (ACP-120)

Domain 4Objective 1

Configure Workflows ACP-120 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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A Jira administrator is creating a new workflow for a legal team. The workflow needs a status called 'Under Review' that should appear in the 'In Progress' category for reporting purposes. What must the administrator do when creating this status?
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What is the recommended way to test a workflow before publishing it?
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A Jira administrator needs to prevent issues in the 'Closed' status from being edited by anyone except project administrators. The administrator has already set the appropriate permission scheme. What additional configuration is required in the workflow?
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19application · medium
A marketing agency has one Jira project for all client work. They currently use a single workflow for all issue types. The agency wants to introduce a separate approval step only for 'Campaign' issues, while keeping the existing workflow for 'Task' and 'Bug' issues. What is the most efficient way to achieve this?
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A company has a project with three issue types: Task, Bug, and Story. The company wants to use a different workflow for each issue type. What is the most efficient way to configure this?
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