Which solution meets this requirement?

Some issues in your project have labels and others do not.

Some tasks in your project are identified by a distinct label: daily_business. You need to prevent these issues from being displayed on the team’s Scrum board.

Which solution meets this requirement?

A. • Create a quick filter

• Add: NOT labels="daily_business_

B. • Update the board sub-filter

• Add; AND NOT labels = daily business

C. • Update the board filter

• Add: AND labels NOT IN (daily.business, EMPTY:

D. • Update the board filter

• Add: AND (labels != daily, business OR labels IS EMF

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Answer: C

Explanation:

To prevent issues with a specific label from being displayed on a Scrum board, you would need to update the board configuration so that these issues are filtered out. The Scrum board’s main filter determines which issues are displayed on the board, while quick filters allow users to further refine what they see temporarily.

Here’s how each solution aligns with the requirement:

A. Create a quick filter – This allows users to optionally apply the filter to hide issues with the ‘daily_business’ label. However, it doesn’t prevent the issues from being displayed by default; users would have to manually select this quick filter each time they view the board.

B. Update the board sub-filter – The board sub-filter is typically used to filter out issues that shouldn’t be displayed in the board’s main view, like issues that are done but still need to be cleared from the board. Updating the sub-filter would not be the standard method for excluding issues from the board entirely.

C. Update the board filter – This is the correct way to exclude issues from appearing on the board by default. The correct syntax for Jira Query Language (JQL) would be to use AND labels NOT IN (daily_business) to exclude issues with that label. However, the ‘EMPTY’ keyword should be used without parentheses.

D. Update the board filter – This option is very close, but the syntax is slightly off. The correct syntax should use ‘IS EMPTY’ instead of ‘IS EMF’, and ‘!=’ is not a valid operator for labels in JQL. It should be ‘NOT IN’.

The correct solution would be similar to option C but with the right JQL syntax:

C. Update the board filter – Add: AND labels NOT IN (daily_business, EMPTY)

This will ensure that any issue with the ‘daily_business’ label, as well as issues with no labels, are not displayed on the Scrum board. This filter needs to be applied to the board’s main filter so that it affects the default view for all users.