Atlassian Certified in Managing Jira Projects for Cloud (ACP-100) — Question 30

A team of technical writers works in the WRITE project. The project uses a single, shared workflow.
To better match the team's way of working they request a workflow change:
✑ The initial status of their project's workflow should be changed from Open to Awaiting Inspiration.
You navigate to the Workflows section of the administration, update the Name of the status in the workflow designer and publish your change.
What are two implications of this change? (Choose two.)

Answer options

• A. The workflow scheme for the WRITE project will need to be published before the change takes effect.
• B. Awaiting Inspiration will be created as a new Status in Jira.
• C. Transitions to the Awaiting Inspiration status will fail until the post functions for those transitions are updated.
• D. Filters and Gadgets that referred to the Open status by name will be broken.
• E. The Open Status will be changed to Awaiting Inspiration in all workflows using that status.

Correct answer: D, E

Explanation

Option D is correct because changing the name of the status from Open to Awaiting Inspiration means that any existing filters or gadgets that reference 'Open' will no longer function correctly. Option E is also correct since changing the status name will affect all workflows that use the Open status, updating them to refer to Awaiting Inspiration instead. Options A, B, and C are incorrect as they do not reflect the implications of changing an existing status.