A project administrator for a fast-growing startup is configuring a new company-managed Kanban project. The product manager has requested that any issue labeled 'Critical_Bug' automatically appears with a red border on the Kanban board for immediate visibility. Which board configuration setting should be used to achieve this?
Q2
A project manager is analyzing the team's performance using the Control Chart. They notice a very wide, shaded area representing the standard deviation for cycle time. What does this wide standard deviation indicate about the team's process?
Q3Multiple answers
A Jira administrator needs to configure an automation rule that assigns a newly created bug to the lead QA engineer, but only if the bug is created via an email handler and is for the 'Mobile App' component. Which components are essential to build this rule? (Select THREE)
Q4
True or False: In a team-managed project, it is possible to share a workflow configuration with another team-managed project.
Q5
A project administrator is setting up a new company-managed project for the finance department. The department requires that only users in the 'Finance-Managers' project role be able to delete issues. However, they also need to allow all other project members to transition issues through the workflow. Which two schemes must be configured to meet these specific requirements?
Q6
A consultant is tasked with creating a JQL query to find all stories that were in the 'In Review' status at any point during the previous calendar month but are NOT currently assigned to anyone in the 'Contractors' group. Which JQL query correctly represents this requirement?
Q7
## Case Study **Company Background:** Innovate Inc. is a software development company that uses Jira for two main development teams: 'Phoenix' and 'Griffin'. Both teams work on separate but related products and have their own company-managed Scrum projects. Historically, they have managed their sprints and backlogs independently. **Current Situation:** Management has decided to merge the teams' efforts for a major upcoming product launch. They need a unified view of all work for the next quarter. A new, shared Scrum board named 'Unified Launch Board' has been created with a filter that includes both the Phoenix (PHX) and Griffin (GRF) projects: `project in (PHX, GRF) ORDER BY Rank ASC`. Both teams will now need to plan and execute sprints from this single board. **Requirements:** 1. Sprints must contain issues from both PHX and GRF projects. 2. When a sprint is started on the 'Unified Launch Board', it should be visible and active on the original PHX and GRF boards as well. 3. Team members from Phoenix should not be able to accidentally start or stop sprints that only contain Griffin team issues. **Problem:** After setting up the board, the project lead for Phoenix reports that when they start a sprint on the Unified Launch Board, the sprint does not appear on their original Phoenix-only board. What is the most likely cause of this issue?
Q8
During a project review, a team lead notices that the 'Days in column' indicator is not visible on cards in the 'In Progress' column of their Kanban board, even though it is enabled in the board settings. The indicator appears correctly for all other columns. What is the most likely reason for this behavior?
Q9
A project administrator is creating a new permission scheme for a highly confidential project. They have configured the 'Browse Projects' permission to be granted only to the 'Project Lead' and 'Team Members' project roles. What is the direct consequence for a user who is NOT in either of these roles?
Q10
A stakeholder wants a dashboard gadget that shows the number of bugs created versus the number of bugs resolved each day over the last 30 days. Which gadget is best suited to visualize this trend?