Which scenario best illustrates a use case for issue dependencies in GitLab?

A team wants to automatically close an issue when a merge request is merged

A project manager wants to track the total time spent on all issues in a milestone

A team needs to ensure that the design issue is completed before the implementation issue starts

A developer wants to see all issues assigned to them in a single list

Where can you see the dependency relationships for an issue in GitLab?

In the 'Milestone' dropdown of the issue

In the 'Labels' section of the issue

In the 'Time tracking' widget of the issue

In the 'Linked issues' section of the issue sidebar

A team is managing a release with two independent workstreams. Workstream A: design (#1300) blocks development (#1301). Workstream B: content (#1302) blocks publishing (#1303). The team wants to show on the board that both workstreams are part of the same release but are independent of each other. What is the correct configuration?

Create a dependency where #1301 blocks #1302

Create a dependency where #1300 blocks #1303

Create dependencies within each workstream only: #1300 blocks #1301, and #1302 blocks #1303

Add all four issues to the same milestone without dependencies

A developer is looking at Issue #101 on the issue board and sees a small icon indicating it is 'blocked by' Issue #100. The developer wants to understand the full context of this relationship. What is the most reliable way to see which issues are blocking #101?

Open Issue #101 and view the linked issues section

Check the milestone progress bar

Look at the labels on Issue #101

How do you create a dependency between two issues in GitLab?

Add a 'blocks' or 'is blocked by' relationship from the issue's sidebar

Create a new label and apply it to both issues

Add both issues to the same milestone

Use the issue board to drag one issue onto another

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A team is managing a release with two independent workstreams. Workstream A: design (#1300) blocks development (#1301). Workstream B: content (#1302) blocks publishing (#1303). The team wants to show on the board that both workstreams are part of the same release but are independent of each other. What is the correct configuration?
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A developer is looking at Issue #101 on the issue board and sees a small icon indicating it is 'blocked by' Issue #100. The developer wants to understand the full context of this relationship. What is the most reliable way to see which issues are blocking #101?
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