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Sharing project and then deleting original, what happens?

Abraham Georges

Hi guys,

I have 2 questions. First one is, if I create a new project based on another one (there is an option for that) and then if I delete the original project, does the last project created on the original get affected?

Also, how can I find out what type my current project is? I can not find that information anywhere.

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Charlie Misonne

Hi Abraham

When you create a project using the the "shared configuration" option Jira will reuse your configuration schemes.

Removing the first project will not affect the other one. The configuration schemes are kept.

You can view the project type (software / business / service desk) in several places:

* from "projects" -> "view all projects" this is the complete list

* in a specific project: "project settings" -> "details"

Abraham Georges

Thanks @Charlie Misonne!

Ok so its not possible to see if Kanban or Process or whatever they are called?

Charlie Misonne

The kanban / scrum type is defined on the boards.

And you can have multiple boards of different types for a single project

Charlie Misonne

Also: when you create a project with shared configuration you'll have to create the boards yourself. They will not be copied from the original project

Vijay Krishna Mane

There is no upfront authentic information coming up from Atlassian stating which rules/automation etc is affected or not.

The feature and list of delete what happens should be clearly coming out and see majority of queries are left like from years without a proper closure.

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