A company has a group with a public visibility. They want to create an epic that is only visible to a specific team within the group, not all group members. What is the best way to achieve this?

Create a private subgroup for the team and create the epic in that subgroup.

Create the epic in a project and set project permissions to restrict access.

Create the epic in the public group and set its visibility to 'Private'.

Create the epic in the public group and then share it only with the team.

A product team is planning a major platform overhaul. They have identified three major workstreams: backend migration, frontend redesign, and data pipeline updates. Each workstream will have multiple epics. The team wants to track the overall initiative's progress at a glance, including start and due dates for the entire effort. What is the most effective way to structure this in GitLab?

Create one epic for the entire overhaul and add all issues directly to it, ignoring workstreams.

Create a parent epic for the platform overhaul, and create child epics for each workstream under it.

Create a milestone for the overhaul and assign epics to that milestone.

Create three separate epics, one for each workstream, and link them with related epics.

A team has been working on an epic for a major feature. The epic is no longer a priority, but the team expects to resume work in the next quarter. They want to keep the epic and its issues intact, but remove it from the active roadmap view. What should they do?

Delete the epic, which will also delete all associated issues.

Move the epic to a different group to hide it from the current roadmap.

Close the epic, which will hide it from the active roadmap and preserve its issues.

Remove the start and due dates from the epic to hide it from the roadmap.

A team is using epics to plan a large initiative. They want to be able to filter epics by the department that owns them, such as Engineering, Marketing, or Sales. What should they do?

Use the epic's description to mention the department.

Set the epic's assignee to the department head.

Create a separate group for each department and put epics in those groups.

Add a label to each epic indicating the owning department.

In GitLab, what is the primary purpose of an epic?

To manage user permissions and access levels within a group

To store documentation and meeting notes for a project

To track individual coding tasks assigned to a single developer

To organize and track large bodies of work that can be broken down into smaller issues

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6expert · hard
A company has a group with a public visibility. They want to create an epic that is only visible to a specific team within the group, not all group members. What is the best way to achieve this?
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7application · medium
A product team is planning a major platform overhaul. They have identified three major workstreams: backend migration, frontend redesign, and data pipeline updates. Each workstream will have multiple epics. The team wants to track the overall initiative's progress at a glance, including start and due dates for the entire effort. What is the most effective way to structure this in GitLab?
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8application · medium
A team has been working on an epic for a major feature. The epic is no longer a priority, but the team expects to resume work in the next quarter. They want to keep the epic and its issues intact, but remove it from the active roadmap view. What should they do?
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9application · medium
A team is using epics to plan a large initiative. They want to be able to filter epics by the department that owns them, such as Engineering, Marketing, or Sales. What should they do?
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In GitLab, what is the primary purpose of an epic?
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