I am looking for app suggestions for Jira/JSM Cloud for moving an issue from one project to another.
I know that it is not supported by Automation actions yet.
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/AUTO-549
I'm aware of the "clone & delete" method. It seems like that takes extra work to clone comments and attachments, and I haven't looked at the ability to clone worklogs. Issue history is also lost unless somebody knows of a solution for cloning that too.
I'm looking for a replacement for the Move Issue post function available in Jira Workflow Toolbox (for Data Center) as part of a migration of Jira/JSM to Cloud.
EDIT: Here is the use case -
In workflows a Transition is added specifically to enable moving an issue from one project to another while also changing the issue type. This is being applied to issues moving from JSM projects to other JSM projects, at least. This Post Function is made available by JWT.
https://apps.decadis.net/display/JWTSDC/Move+issue
I can't really recommend an app to move issues but there is a new REST API to bulk move, which also handles single work items.
I would go ahead and set up an Automation rule with the "Send web request" action
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Hey @Trudy Claspill,
One option you could explore is the 'Import from csv' feature. This will allow you to export work items (issues) from a project into a csv file and then import them into another project / instance.
You'd need to ensure the fields were the same in both projects to ensure the data can be mapped.
You can Export the Work Items (Issues) from a Jira Filter, selecting which data you need to bring over (Export Excel CSV all fields). This method means you essentially have a backup of your data and can retain the data in both instances (you'll need to manage comms around cut-off dates for adding any new Work Items to the current project.
To Import, you'll need to select the 'All work' tab in your project, click the ellipsis and select 'Import work items from CSV':
You'll then need to follow the set up instructions for mapping fields etc.
Hope this helps,
Julia.
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@Kai Becker , thank you for that suggestion. I'll explore that option to see if it will work for the current use case.
@Julia Watson-Clarke , thank you for that suggestion. Unfortunately that is not an adequate replacement for the current use case.
I should've stated the use case up front, and I will edit my post accordingly to add that.
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