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Hi @MA, If you want to bulk clone and move the epics, stories, tasks and sub tasks from your template project to your new project you can use our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. It is also possible to clone entire Jira company-managed projects along with issues, components, versions and settings. But it uses the same…

Hi @David.Newton. Welcome to the community, @Dylan.Martis. With our Jira cloud app Dynamic Custom Fields for Jira you can create a custom field that calculates the percentage of the completed child issues. We offer a template for your use case: "Completed child issues percentage". Dynamic Custom Fields can be used as any…

Thanks for the hint, @Jack Brickey. 

Hi @Mark Green, hi @Jack Brickey, I am the product manager of Deep Clone for Jira. We released an update a few days ago that enables you to Bulk Clone and Move up to 100.000 issues at once. If you want to learn more about migrating issues to another project, you can have a look at our documentation. If you have further…

You can also have a look at our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. With our app you can either: * Bulk Clone and Move thousands of issues. * Clone entire company-managed projects, including settings, issues, components and versions. If you have questions or feedback about our app, don't hesitate to contact us. 

Hi @Johnson Aduri , With our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira you can clone issues with attachments and comments to another project. It's also possible to automate cloning by adding a Deep Clone post-function or integrate it with Jira automation. If you have questions or feedback about our app, don't hesitate to get in…

Welcome to the community, @putraj.ramaiah. Another option would be our Jira cloud app Advanced Bulk Edit for Jira. With our app it is possible to edit thousands of issues at once. Our app could be helpful if you do large bulk changes on a regular basis. If you have questions or feedback about Advanced Bulk Edit for Jira,…

Welcome to the community, @Dragon. I am the product manager of Deep Clone for Jira. If you have questions or feedback about our app, don't hesitate to get in touch with us. 

Hi @Amélie, You could try our Marketplace app Deep Clone for Jira to speed up the cloning process. For you use case I would recommend to work with presets in which you can define the target project of the clone. You can add the preset as action and trigger it directly from the issue menu (see screenshot). If you have…

Hi @Christine Fowkes, If you want to display the last updated author in a field, you can try our Marketplace app Dynamic Custom Fields for Jira. Dynamic Custom Fields for Jira creates a dynamic field whose value is calculated automatically from issue data. The field can be used as any other issue field in statistcs and on…

Hi @Luke Murray Another option would be our cloud app Merge Agent for Jira. With our app you can * merge content from two or more issues * transition issues while merging If you ever plan to move back to JSM, you could give it a try.

Hi Flavien, Our app Deep Clone for Jira might be interesting for you. It is designed to be easy-to-use for everyone. With Deep Clone you can: * Either bulk clone and move up to 100,000 issues at once * Or clone entire company managed projects along with all issues, settings components and versions If you have questions or…

Hi @Alex, Another option to clone and move issues, would be our Marketplace app Deep Clone for Jira. These features may be of particular interest to you: * It is possible to clone comments with Deep Clone for Jira. * Cloning can be automated, either on a workflow transition or with Jira Automation. * For recurring cloning…

Another option would be our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. From a developers perspective I agreee with @PD Sheehan. Cloning and especially moving to other projects is not as trivial as it might seem :) If you're interested in reading more about automate cloning with Deep Clone for Jira, you can have a look at our…

If you're open to try a Marketplace app, you can have a look at our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. It is possible to clone and move issues including their subtasks and keep their hierarchy with our Jira cloud app. Among other advanced cloning functions, you can even filter, which substaks you want to clone (e.g. only…

If you want to make sure that no data is lost, when you move the issues to the new project, you can try our app Deep Clone for Jira and Bulk Clone the issues to the company managed project.

Hi @John Driscoll, If you want to clone issues along with attachments, you could try our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. You can automate cloning with Deep Clone by either: * Adding a Deep Clone post-function * Or integrate Deep Clone with Jira Automation Don't hesitate to contact us, if you have questions or feedback.

I am not a Jira Automation expert, but have some experiences with cloning issues between projects. There are two possible causes which come to my mind: * Make sure that the issue type you want to clone is also available in the target project. * Check if the target project has some required fields, that are not available in…

Thank you for linking me to this post, @John Funk :) Yes, it's possible to clone classic Jira projects along with attachments and comments with our app Deep Clone for Jira. If you have questions or feedback, don't hesitate to contact us directly, @prashantgera. 

To complete the list of apps that are capable of cloning a hierarchy of issues in Jira, I want to recommend our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. :) Another feature of our app is Bulk Cloning thousands of issues or entire projects. Don't hesitate to contact us, if you have questions or feedback.

Welcome to the community, @Paul Miller. Another option to Bulk Clone epics along with tasks and their subtasks would be our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. If you have questions or feedback about our app, don't hesitate to contact us directly.

Hi @JJJ, You can also try our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. It's possible to bulk clone thousands of issues at once and move them to other projects or instances. With the Deep Clone REST API you can automate cloning issues with your scripts. We offer many other advanced cloning features that might be helpful for you.

I am happy that I was able to help you. Don't hesitate to contact us again, if you have questions or feedback about Deep Clone for Jira. 

I'm the product manager of Deep Clone for Jira. @Munir Patel, if you have questions about our Jira cloud app, don't hesitate to get in touch with our support.

Hi @Ava Dobreva, I am the product manage of Deep Clone for Jira. I am sorry that you had issues when cloning Sub-Tasks. It is possible to clone Sub-Tasks and keep their hierarchy with our app. Could you please contact our support, so we could help to solve your issue? Thank you! Marlene 

It might be interesting for all readers that we released an update of Deep Clone for Jira that enables you to clone entire Jira projects, along with settings, issues, components and versions.

Hi, I'm the product manager of Deep Clone For Jira. There are several features that might be interesting for your use case, @Bruna Junckes Sant Anna : * Project Clone * Bulk Clone It is also possible to integrate Deep Clone with Jira Automation. If you have questions or feedback about our app, don't hesitate to contact our…

Are you working with Jira server or Jira cloud? Deep Clone is only available for Jira cloud. But if you work with Jira cloud it is possible to connect any cloud instances, as long as both instances have Deep Clone installed. I assumed that you are working with Jira cloud (because of the the tags of this post "cloud",…

Another third party app that might be interesting for your use case, is our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira. It enables you to Bulk Clone issues and be flexible in which fields you want to clone and which not. If you have questions about Deep Clone, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.

Welcome to the community, @Joseph Saunders. With our Jira cloud app Deep Clone for Jira you can bulk clone issues between two or more Jira instances. Once the instances are connected, cloning is pretty simple and can be done by every Jira user who has access to Deep Clone. If you want to learn more about it, you can have a…