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Rose has just created a Kanban team-managed project “MIG” with limited access.

Then Rose added users to the project and she mistakenly restricted the Story issue type visibility to the project role “Administrator”. Other than these changes, no project configuration has been updated.

After some days, users began complaining that they were not able to see Stories they create. So Rose needed to find a solution and decided to update the restriction of the issue type “Story” and added the project role “Viewer”.

Which statement is true?

You are auditing a large Jira Cloud site and you have found that many filters and dashboards are shared with the Public. You escalated the issue to the CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) who asked for your help in order to find a seamless solution with the minimum impacts possible.

After some analysis you found that:

    - The global configuration “Allow users to share dashboards and filters with the public” is set to “ON”

    - The default user preference “Default sharing for filters and dashboards” is set to “Public”

What is your best course of actions? (choose two):

Tim, the project lead of the company-managed project “ABS”, sent you the following requirements:

    - Remove the “Definition of Ready” custom field from the project “ABS” because it is not being used anymore

    - Filters and reports must not display errors after removal of the “Definition of Ready” custom field so users won’t need to update their filters

    - Insure that the “Definition of Ready” custom field displays an empty value in reports and filters related to the project “ABS”

Besides, your manager told you to that you need to keep all historical data.

What is your best course of action?

You are the admin for a large Jira Cloud instance used by thousands of active users and hundreds of agile teams.

A scrum master of one of these teams is worried about the numbers she is getting from Jira and told you that they may be a serious problem in Jira. In fact, she has executed three JQL queries (A), (B) and (C) and states that the number of issues returned from the query (A) must be equal to the sum of the number of issues returned from queries (B) and (C).

Here are the JQL queries:

    (A) project = “DEV” → Number of issues: 1200

    (B) project = “DEV” and fixVersion = 10 → Number of issues: 25

    (C) project = “DEV” and fixVersion != 10 → Number of issues: 200

How can you fix this?