Assuming the WINDOWS project is already configured with all of the below configurations, which configurations does Razi have to update in the LINUX project manually?

Razi is the Jira administrator for the WINDOWS Jira project. He received a new request to create a new Jira project called LINUX, and both projects need to have the same configurations.

Razi created the LINUX Jira project using the shared configuration option to ensure both projects have the same configurations.

Assuming the WINDOWS project is already configured with all of the below configurations, which configurations does Razi have to update in the LINUX project manually? (Choose three.)
A . Status
B. Project Avatar
C. Version
D. Priority
E. Notification
F. Components

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Answer: B C F

Explanation:

When a Jira administrator creates a new project and chooses the "Share configurations" option with another project, most settings are duplicated in the new project. However, certain project-specific details are not copied over. In this case, Razi would have to manually update the following configurations in the LINUX project:

B. Project Avatar

Project avatars are unique to each project and are not copied over when sharing configurations. Therefore, Razi would have to manually set an avatar for the LINUX project.

C. Version

Versions are unique identifiers used for releases within a project. These are project-specific and are not copied over when configurations are shared. Razi will need to manually create versions for the LINUX project.

F. Components

Components are also project-specific and are used to group issues within a project. These are not shared between projects, even when using the shared configuration option. Thus, Razi will have to manually create any needed components in the LINUX project.

Statuses (A), priorities (D), and notifications (E) are part of the shared configurations and would be the same in both the WINDOWS and LINUX projects, assuming the shared configuration option was used when the LINUX project was created.