What is the primary purpose of using labels in GitLab issues?

To assign a priority level to an issue

To restrict which users can view an issue

To categorize and organize issues by topic, type, or status

To automatically close an issue when a merge request is merged

A project manager creates a milestone called 'Release 2.0' and wants to track the progress of all issues that are part of this release. They have already created the milestone. What is the next step to track progress?

Create a new board with a list for the 'Release 2.0' milestone.

Use the issue search to filter by 'milestone=none' and then manually track progress.

Assign the 'Release 2.0' milestone to all issues that are part of the release.

Create a label called 'Release 2.0' and add it to all relevant issues.

In GitLab, which action is performed when you change an issue's state from 'Open' to 'Closed'?

The issue is marked as closed but remains accessible for future reference.

The issue is automatically assigned to the project maintainer.

The issue is moved to the project's archive.

The issue is permanently deleted from the project.

A team uses a board with lists 'Backlog', 'In Progress', and 'Done'. A developer finishes a task and wants to move the issue from 'In Progress' to 'Done'. What happens when they drag the issue card to the 'Done' list?

The issue is assigned to the next available team member.

The 'In Progress' label is removed and the 'Done' label is added.

The issue is automatically closed.

The issue's milestone is updated to 'Done'.

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6foundation · easy
What is the primary purpose of using labels in GitLab issues?
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7application · medium
A project manager creates a milestone called 'Release 2.0' and wants to track the progress of all issues that are part of this release. They have already created the milestone. What is the next step to track progress?
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8foundation · easy
When creating a new issue in GitLab, which of the following fields is required?
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9foundation · easy
In GitLab, which action is performed when you change an issue's state from 'Open' to 'Closed'?
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10application · medium
A team uses a board with lists 'Backlog', 'In Progress', and 'Done'. A developer finishes a task and wants to move the issue from 'In Progress' to 'Done'. What happens when they drag the issue card to the 'Done' list?
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