A development team uses a board with lists 'To Do', 'Doing', and 'Done'. They want an issue to automatically move from 'To Do' to 'Doing' when a developer assigns themselves to the issue. Which automation rule configuration achieves this?

Trigger: 'Issue moved to Doing'; Action: 'Assign issue to current user'.

Trigger: 'Issue created'; Action: 'Move issue to list: Done'.

Trigger: 'Issue closed'; Action: 'Move issue to list: Doing'.

Trigger: 'Issue assigned'; Action: 'Move issue to list: Doing'.

Which action is available for customizing a board list in GitLab?

Assigning a list to a specific user who manages it

Changing the list's color to indicate priority

Renaming the list to match a team-specific stage name

Setting a list to automatically archive issues after 30 days

A team's board has lists 'To Do', 'In Progress', 'Done'. They have an automation rule: 'When an issue is moved to In Progress, assign it to the current user.' They now want to add a rule that moves an issue to 'Done' when it is closed. They are worried that the existing rule might interfere. What is the best way to proceed?

Create the new rule, but only apply it to issues in the 'In Progress' list.

Delete the existing rule and create a single rule that handles both assignment and closing.

Add the new rule with trigger 'Issue closed' and action 'Move issue to list: Done'. The existing rule will not interfere because it has a different trigger.

Modify the existing rule to also close the issue when it is moved to 'Done'.

A team's board has lists 'To Do', 'Doing', 'Done'. They want to automate the following: when an issue is closed, it should move to the 'Done' list. Which automation rule should they configure?

Trigger: 'Issue closed'; Action: 'Move issue to list: Done'.

Trigger: 'Issue assigned'; Action: 'Close issue'.

Trigger: 'Issue moved to Done'; Action: 'Close issue'.

Trigger: 'Issue created'; Action: 'Move issue to list: Done'.

What does ordering board lists from left to right represent in GitLab?

The priority of issues within each list

The sequence of workflow stages that work items move through

The chronological order in which lists were created

The number of issues in each list, from highest to lowest

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A development team uses a board with lists 'To Do', 'Doing', and 'Done'. They want an issue to automatically move from 'To Do' to 'Doing' when a developer assigns themselves to the issue. Which automation rule configuration achieves this?
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A team's board has lists 'To Do', 'In Progress', 'Done'. They have an automation rule: 'When an issue is moved to In Progress, assign it to the current user.' They now want to add a rule that moves an issue to 'Done' when it is closed. They are worried that the existing rule might interfere. What is the best way to proceed?
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A team's board has lists 'To Do', 'Doing', 'Done'. They want to automate the following: when an issue is closed, it should move to the 'Done' list. Which automation rule should they configure?
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