We have a number of projects in JIRA, each with a large number of issues. All these issues are to be moved into one single project. No problem here.
But I want to preserve the previous issue ID in a text field somewhere, so that users can still locate their issues by their previous IDs.
Is this possible, and if so, how?
Example:
Old project ABC has 1234 issues, named ABC-1 thru ABC-1234 (assuming that no issues have been deleted); old project DEF has 2345 issues named DEF-1 thru DEF-2345 (assuming that no issues have been deleted here, either).
I will then migrate all issues in project ABC, followed by all issues in project DEF, to project XYZ
Following the migration, new project XYZ will have 3,579 issues, named XYZ-1 thru XYZ-3579.
How do I bulk move issues, so that I can find a reference to e.g.
Thanks.
Best regards,
Lasse Kaiser
You don't need to do any of this, if you really do mean just "I want my users to be able to find their issues by the old id"
Try this:
You'll find Jira recognises the old reference and takes you straight to the new issue.
This is certainly the best thing to do if you just need your users redirected to the current one. We actually (in a different way) track all the previous ids (including non-JIRA migrated issue ids).
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Hi both, and thanks for your quick replies :-).
I will go with Nic's answer for now but will certainly keep Bob's answer in backup if the need for explicit saving of former issue numbers should arise.
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One way is to use JIRA Command Line Interface :
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