The correct answer is Edit restrictions are applied through a transition property.

This statement is false because edit restrictions are normally enforced by the project permission scheme and by issue security levels rather than by a transition property. Transition properties can control certain transition behaviours but they are not the standard mechanism for applying broad edit restrictions across issues.

The workflow contains a condition that prevents the status transition is not the false statement because a workflow condition can indeed stop a transition from occurring for certain issues or users and that will cause bulk updates to fail on the affected issues.

A validator on the transition is blocking the status change is not the false statement because validators run during a transition and will block the transition if required data or rules are not satisfied, which can cause bulk transitions to fail.

The user does not have the Transition Issues project permission is not the false statement because lacking the Transition Issues permission will prevent a user from moving issues and will cause bulk transitions to fail for issues where the permission is required.

The user is not a member of the required group for this operation is not the false statement because group membership can be required by conditions or by permission schemes and will therefore block the transition for users who are not in the required group.

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