Hi there, I am fairly new to JIRA automation so I would want to ask that currently I have 140 projects and all automation were copied manually one by one from global automation to project automation.
Is there any ways that I could automate it to when I create a new project, some of the global automation would directly copied to the project automation.
Hey @Li Yang
Currently this is not possible, I could see couple of feature requests open in Atlassian portal
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-7883
https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JSDCLOUD-3259
Regards,
Vishwas
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Yes, currently I have stored almost all the rules in my Global automation, I wanted to make it into project specified automation, but to do that I had to copy one by one to it.
My concern would be like whenever I open a new project some of the Global automation would automatically copied to the new project's project specified automation.
Some of the team would not needed to see the project that is not related to them so we decided to put all the automation to project specified and use Global automation as a storage for automation.
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However...unless you have a premium or enterprise license level an instance using many global-scope (or multiple-project scope) rules could rapidly run out of global rule execution limits.
Please check with your org admin and review the levels to learn your license limits: https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/pricing
Kind regards,
Bill
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