A team has a board with lists for 'Open', 'In Progress', and 'Done'. They want to remove the 'In Progress' list because they are switching to a simpler workflow. What happens to the issues that were in that list?

The issues remain in the project, but they are no longer shown on the board.

The issues are moved to the 'Done' list.

The issues are moved to the 'Open' list.

The issues are deleted from the project.

A product manager wants to see all issues in a group that are due in the current milestone and are labeled 'High Priority'. They want to save this view for weekly reviews. What should they do?

Apply filters for milestone 'Current' and label 'High Priority', then save the view.

Add a list for 'High Priority' and a list for the current milestone.

Create a new board with a template for milestones and labels.

Set the board scope to the current milestone and 'High Priority' label.

Which of the following is a valid way to create a new issue board in GitLab?

Only by importing a board from a CSV file

From scratch or from an existing board template

Only by duplicating an existing board

A project manager wants to reorder the lists on a board to match the team's workflow: 'Backlog', 'To Do', 'In Progress', 'Done'. Currently the board has 'To Do', 'In Progress', 'Done', and 'Backlog' in that order. What should they do?

Use the board settings to reorder lists alphabetically.

Delete the 'Backlog' list and recreate it at the left.

Change the board scope to reorder the lists.

Drag the 'Backlog' list to the far left position.

Which components make up the structure of a GitLab issue board?

Milestones, epics, and iterations

Snippets, repositories, and branches

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11application · easy
A team has a board with lists for 'Open', 'In Progress', and 'Done'. They want to remove the 'In Progress' list because they are switching to a simpler workflow. What happens to the issues that were in that list?
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12application · medium
A product manager wants to see all issues in a group that are due in the current milestone and are labeled 'High Priority'. They want to save this view for weekly reviews. What should they do?
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13foundation · easy
Which of the following is a valid way to create a new issue board in GitLab?
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14application · easy
A project manager wants to reorder the lists on a board to match the team's workflow: 'Backlog', 'To Do', 'In Progress', 'Done'. Currently the board has 'To Do', 'In Progress', 'Done', and 'Backlog' in that order. What should they do?
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Which components make up the structure of a GitLab issue board?
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