What is the significance of confirming changes when performing Bulk Operations in JIRA?
- To apply changes only to selected issues
- To ensure that changes are applied correctly and avoid unintended consequences
- To revert changes made using Bulk Operations
- To speed up the process by bypassing confirmation
Confirming changes in Bulk Operations in JIRA is crucial to ensure that the intended modifications are applied correctly across all selected issues. It acts as a safeguard against unintended consequences and helps maintain data integrity within the JIRA instance.
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