To migrate even a single project from Cloud to Data Center one must create a full cloud site backup and restore it on an on-prem instance of Jira. If you have team-managed/next-gen projects you will not have the ability to export until you have destroyed your team-managed projects.
Per the documentation: Jira Cloud products are regularly updated with the absolute latest features and improvements. Some of these features are incompatible between cloud and server products. Team-managed projects, for example, do not exist in Jira Server or Jira Data Center. To create a usable server backup, you need to delete all team-managed projects from your Jira Cloud site.
In other words, if you have to create a server export and you have team-managed projects, the act of export is a permanently destructive process. What can we do if we need to keep our team-managed projects intact?
Hi @Rob Horan
You'll need to recreate them as Company-managed Projects (which are the equivalent of Projects in Server) and migrate the data across.
There are instructions to help with this - see: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/migrate-between-team-managed-and-company-managed-projects/
Ste
Hi Stephen,
Its too bad that link isn't included in this page:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/export-issues/
Even so, that's not really an ideal solution for a lot of people though, as its no longer the same as it was, which means anyone who does this needs a set of instructions for converting the project back to team-managed once the export is complete.
Why not leave the project as company-managed? Well, probably for the same reason the team-managed project was created in the first place: administrative freedom.
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Hi @Rob Horan
There could be a potential workaround...
Or you could contact Atlassian Support to see if there's another alternative for a single Project?
Let us know what option you choose :)
Ste
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@Ste Wright - I've had contact. There is no other way.
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@Ste Wright a Sandbox will require a premium subscription.
I imagine a trial instance might work. Have you tried this?
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Hi @Rob Horan
Not something I've specifically tried - just an idea, based on other migration routes I've seen, that have used trial instances :)
Ste
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