A company has two projects: 'Internal IT' and 'Client Support'. Both projects use the same issue types: Task and Bug. The company wants 'Internal IT' to have a simple workflow, while 'Client Support' needs an approval step. What is the most efficient way to configure this?

Edit the existing workflow to add the approval step for all projects

Create two new issue types, one for each project, and assign different workflows

Create two workflow schemes, one for each project, and map the appropriate workflows to the issue types

Create one workflow scheme and assign it to both projects

A Jira administrator needs to prevent issues in the 'Done' status from being edited by anyone. The administrator has already set the 'jira.issue.editable' property to false on the 'Done' status. However, users can still edit the issue. What is the most likely reason?

The property was set on the transition instead of the status

The permission scheme allows editing for all users

The workflow property was set on the draft but not published

The status category is set to 'Done'

When you assign a new workflow scheme to a project, what happens to existing issues that are currently in a status that does not exist in the new workflow?

They remain in their current status until a transition moves them to a status in the new workflow

They are moved to the default status of the new workflow

They are automatically moved to the first status of the new workflow

They are deleted from the project

What is the primary use of a workflow property in Jira?

To control behavior such as allowing or restricting certain actions

To define the order of statuses in the workflow

To store the workflow's name and description

To assign the workflow to a project

Jira Administration for Cloud (ACP-120)

Domain 4Objective 1

Configure Workflows ACP-120 Practice Questions (Page 6)

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Which of the following is an example of a workflow property that can be configured in Jira?
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27application · medium
A company has two projects: 'Internal IT' and 'Client Support'. Both projects use the same issue types: Task and Bug. The company wants 'Internal IT' to have a simple workflow, while 'Client Support' needs an approval step. What is the most efficient way to configure this?
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28expert · hard
A Jira administrator needs to prevent issues in the 'Done' status from being edited by anyone. The administrator has already set the 'jira.issue.editable' property to false on the 'Done' status. However, users can still edit the issue. What is the most likely reason?
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29foundation · easy
When you assign a new workflow scheme to a project, what happens to existing issues that are currently in a status that does not exist in the new workflow?
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30foundation · easy
What is the primary use of a workflow property in Jira?
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