
GitLabCertified Agile Portfolio Management Associate
Domain 1Objective 1
Configure Groups, Subgroups, and Projects GITLAB-CERTIFIED-AGILE-PROJECT-MANAGEMENT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the Organizational Structure domain, which makes up ~10% of our current practice bank.
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A developer is working on a project located at 'group/subgroup/project'. They want to quickly navigate to the parent subgroup's page. What is the most direct way?
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An organization has a top-level group 'Engineering' with a subgroup 'Internal'. The 'Internal' subgroup has a setting that prevents forking of projects. A user is a Developer in 'Engineering' and a Maintainer in 'Internal'. Can this user fork a project in 'Internal'?
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Which sidebar item would you use to see all projects within a group?
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In the GitLab interface, how can you navigate from a project to its parent group?
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Which of the following settings can be configured at the group level in GitLab?
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