Where can a user create a new epic in GitLab?

At the personal namespace level

A company is restructuring its portfolio. Currently, there are several large epics that each contain many issues. The portfolio manager wants to break these epics into smaller, more manageable child epics to improve tracking and prioritization. However, the manager is concerned about losing the historical progress data. What should the manager do?

Delete the existing epics and create new ones with the desired structure.

Create new epics and copy the issues into them, then delete the old epics.

Keep the existing epics and add child epics without moving issues.

Create child epics and move issues from the parent epic to the child epics.

A portfolio manager is using the roadmap to plan the next quarter. Several epics are competing for the same development team. The manager wants to visually identify which epics overlap in time and then decide which to prioritize. What should the manager do?

Use the issue board to see which issues are assigned to the team.

Use the milestone burndown chart to see team capacity.

Use the roadmap to see overlapping epics and then reorder them based on priority.

Use the analytics dashboard to see team velocity.

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Part of the Strategic Planning with Epics and Roadmaps domain, which makes up ~24% of our current practice bank.

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16foundation · easy
Where can a user create a new epic in GitLab?
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17foundation · easy
Which GitLab feature is primarily used to visualize the timeline of epics across a portfolio?
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18foundation · easy
Which permission level is required to create an epic in a group?
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19expert · hard
A company is restructuring its portfolio. Currently, there are several large epics that each contain many issues. The portfolio manager wants to break these epics into smaller, more manageable child epics to improve tracking and prioritization. However, the manager is concerned about losing the historical progress data. What should the manager do?
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20application · medium
A portfolio manager is using the roadmap to plan the next quarter. Several epics are competing for the same development team. The manager wants to visually identify which epics overlap in time and then decide which to prioritize. What should the manager do?
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Questions 16–20

Where can a user create a new epic in GitLab?

Which GitLab feature is primarily used to visualize the timeline of epics across a portfolio?

Which permission level is required to create an epic in a group?

A portfolio manager is using the roadmap to plan the next quarter. Several epics are competing for the same development team. The manager wants to visually identify which epics overlap in time and then decide which to prioritize. What should the manager do?

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