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What distinguishes a team-managed project in Jira?
What distinguishes a team-managed project in Jira?
- It requires approval from Jira administrators to create.
- It automatically shares settings with other Jira projects.
- It is only accessible to Jira admins.
- It allows users to control their working processes in a self-contained space. (correct)
What impact do team-managed projects have on other projects?
What impact do team-managed projects have on other projects?
- They restrict access to other projects.
- They do not impact other projects' configurations. (correct)
- They automatically link with all other projects in the instance.
- They limit agile features in other projects.
Who can create a new project role in a team-managed project?
Who can create a new project role in a team-managed project?
- Only Jira administrators
- Any licensed user (correct)
- No one
- An external consultant
How can anonymous access be allowed to a project in Jira?
How can anonymous access be allowed to a project in Jira?
What happens when users try to customize the board filter in team-managed projects?
What happens when users try to customize the board filter in team-managed projects?
What permission needs to be updated by a Jira admin to restrict users from creating team-managed projects?
What permission needs to be updated by a Jira admin to restrict users from creating team-managed projects?
Which role in team-managed projects has the ability to update settings, add other admins to the project, manage features, customize issue types, and add rules on the board?
Which role in team-managed projects has the ability to update settings, add other admins to the project, manage features, customize issue types, and add rules on the board?
What level of access does a 'Viewer' have in team-managed projects?
What level of access does a 'Viewer' have in team-managed projects?
In team-managed projects, who are considered part of the team and can perform actions like creating issues, editing them, and moving them into different statuses?
In team-managed projects, who are considered part of the team and can perform actions like creating issues, editing them, and moving them into different statuses?
What is NOT a default role in team-managed projects?
What is NOT a default role in team-managed projects?
Which level of access is needed to get the full benefit of the 'Admin' role in team-managed projects?
Which level of access is needed to get the full benefit of the 'Admin' role in team-managed projects?
Who can perform actions like updating settings, managing features, customizing issue types, and adding rules on the board in team-managed projects?
Who can perform actions like updating settings, managing features, customizing issue types, and adding rules on the board in team-managed projects?
In Jira, which permission allows users to move issues between projects?
In Jira, which permission allows users to move issues between projects?
What is the purpose of an issue security scheme in Jira?
What is the purpose of an issue security scheme in Jira?
Which of the following is NOT a valid use case for issue-level security in Jira?
Which of the following is NOT a valid use case for issue-level security in Jira?
What is the purpose of the Cumulative Flow Diagram in Jira?
What is the purpose of the Cumulative Flow Diagram in Jira?
Which user role is typically responsible for configuring issue security schemes in Jira?
Which user role is typically responsible for configuring issue security schemes in Jira?
What happens when a subtask is created in Jira?
What happens when a subtask is created in Jira?
