On a GitLab board, what happens when you click on a label name in the board's filter bar?

The board filters to show only issues with that label

The label is applied to all issues currently on the board

The board switches to a different project

The label is deleted from the project

A team wants to create a label for 'work-in-progress' that is visually distinct from other labels. They want it to be a bright orange color. What is the correct way to specify the color when creating the label?

Enter the hexadecimal color code '#FFA500' in the color field.

Select 'orange' from a dropdown menu of predefined colors.

Upload an image file to use as the label color.

Enter the color name 'orange' in the color field.

How do you apply a label to an existing issue in GitLab?

Create a new issue and copy the label name into the description

Open the issue and select the label from the 'Labels' dropdown on the right sidebar

Send an email to the issue's author with the label name in the subject line

Edit the issue's title to include the label name in square brackets

A team lead wants to see if the number of 'bug' issues being closed is keeping up with the number being created. They have been using the 'bug' label consistently. What is the most direct way to see this trend?

Check the project's activity feed.

Use the issue list and filter by 'bug' and 'closed'.

Look at the issue board and count the number of issues with the 'bug' label.

Use the label analytics page and look at the chart for the 'bug' label.

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Manage Issue Lifecycles with Labels GITLAB-CERTIFIED-AGILE-PROJECT-MANAGEMENT-ASSOCIATE Practice Questions (Page 2)

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6foundation · easy
On a GitLab board, what happens when you click on a label name in the board's filter bar?
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7application · medium
A team wants to create a label for 'work-in-progress' that is visually distinct from other labels. They want it to be a bright orange color. What is the correct way to specify the color when creating the label?
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8foundation · easy
How do you apply a label to an existing issue in GitLab?
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9foundation · easy
When creating a new label in GitLab, which two attributes can you define?
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10application · medium
A team lead wants to see if the number of 'bug' issues being closed is keeping up with the number being created. They have been using the 'bug' label consistently. What is the most direct way to see this trend?
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