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@Monique vdB hi. I had some articles published some time ago. However, now i'm not able to find the option to publish one. I can ask questions but "publish/write an article" is not present. Maybe i should pick a group to publish?

@V N Raju Vallabhaneni hi. May I ask the type of data you want to migrate? Something specific? Just asking, anyway, i'd like to propose another alternative 3rd party solution that might help you with the migration - ZigiOps. (you can find it in the Atlassian marketplace). It can be used for migrations, too, not just…

@Digambar Prakash Dhanagar hi. +1 for the @Christos Markoulatos -Relational- ' answer. Just to add another alternative solution, in case you want to try another approach - check ZigiOps. Apart form integrations, it can be used for migrations also - batch migrations, to be precise. No limits to the data that needs to be…

If you want to bring issues from multiple GitHub repositories into a single Jira Cloud project, there are a few approaches you can take depending on how much automation and two-way sync you need. 1. Native GitHub + Jira integration (basic, but limited)The built-in integration works well for development visibility, but it…

@Jeremy Wood , hi. You’re running into several common limitations of the free GitHub for Jira app, especially around project-level controls and repository scoping. Unfortunately, the native app works at the organization level, which means you can’t granularly restrict which projects or repositories it applies to — and this…

@Santa Baltmane , hi. Just a quick tuning in with another alternative solution you might want to explore in the future - ZigiOps (you can see it on the Atlassian marketplace). It's a fully no-code data integration solution (one-way & two-way data transfers) that can easily be used for migrations (it executes them in…

A 401 from Jira Cloud almost always means the credentials aren’t being accepted. Since Atlassian dropped password-based API access a while back, the only way to authenticate is with your Atlassian account email and an API token. Regular passwords won’t work with integrations anymore. If you’ve already tried the email +…

@Muhammad Daniyal , hi there. just tuning in with some alternative solution if you need to execute migrations in the future - ZigiOps (you can cheek it out on the Atlassian marketplace). It can be used not only for no-code bi-directional integrations but for migrations, too. It does it on batches, without saving any of the…

@Anastasia Gourina , hi. I’ve seen Zapier used with Jira/JSM, and the value really depends on what you expect from it. Where it helps: it’s handy for lightweight automations. People set up Zaps like “log every new Jira ticket into a Google Sheet,” “send a Slack message when status changes,” or “create a record in another…

@Gil Nadav hi, see some good recommendations above. i would also suggest submitting ticket to the Atlassian support. If, in the future, you decide to try something else - take a look at ZigiOps. It's a fully no-code integration solution that can help you integrate seamlessly Jira and Github (and sync data bi-directionally…

@Salvatore Di Franca , hi. hope you've managed to execute your migration successfully by now. i'll just add another tool for future - ZigiOps. Fully no-code data integration solution that is great for migrations: no limitations of the data transfer, none of your data is stored in it (all safe), plus it's easy to use. Feel…

@Sreenivas Kunde , hi. hope you've resolved you issue by now. When you migrate from Jira Server to Jira Cloud, errors usually fall into a few common buckets. The first step is always to look at the error log in the Jira Cloud Migration Assistant — that will tell you what specifically failed. From there: 1. Users: Check…

@ena.egbe , hi. Yes—you can connect HubSpot to Jira without giving customers access to your internal Jira site. How to set it up safely (quick and clear): Keep customers in HubSpot. Install HubSpot’s Jira integration so your team can create/attach Jira issues from HubSpot tickets and see Jira status/comments right inside…

@Scott Derderian , hi & congrats on the Cloud move! If you just want clean visibility—commits, branches, PRs, deployments—the official GitHub for Jira app is the easiest place to start and usually covers day-to-day needs. If your requirement is true two-way sync (issues, comments, fields staying aligned in both tools),…

@Daniel Antonio Bohorquez Toloza , hi. The GitLab → Jira connection is controlled at the GitLab group level, not per project. That’s why Jira says you can’t enable/disable it in that form. What to do: Make sure you linked the right GitLab group (not just a single project). Confirm you’re a GitLab Group Owner and a Jira…

@Klaudia Ambroziak , hi. Totally get how frustrating that is. A 500 from Jira means the request reached Jira but something blew up on their side. Usual suspects: a required field is missing/invalid, a workflow validator is blocking it, the integration user lacks permissions, or an app/custom field is misbehaving. Quick…

@James Noble hi there. As already mentioned - the official Azure DevOps for Jira connector only supports Personal Access Token (PAT) authentication. That’s why you’re forced to use a single user (usually a dedicated service account) with project permissions. Service principals / Entra ID app registrations aren’t supported,…

@sgover , on ZigiOps part i can say that now we do support this fully. Hope that Vittorio has found what he's been looking for.

@Mike Seisler hi. as @Benjamin mentioned, you can try the app in question. it should work. in case you are eager to explore other possibilities - check out ZigiOps at the Atlassian. It is a 100 % no-code integration platform that can easy integrate/sync data between Jira and GitHub. You can tweak it to fit various use case…

@Albert Manuel hi. I see that Usman has given you some directions on how to proceed. In case you want to explore other options - check out ZigiOps. It's a 100% no-code integration platform that can execute migrations with an ease (Jira to Jira or any other system). No limit of the data you transfer + none of your data will…

ibm.kustagi@mercedes-benz.com hey. i see some good recommendations here. just to add an option that can also be found at the Atlassian marketplace - ZigiOps. It's a 100% code free integration platform that can easily connect Jira/ADO and transfer/sync data between them (with none of it being stored). You can tailor ZigiOps…

@Martina Pieckova hi. I see that there are some possibilities to explore to achieve this. I'd like to add just another solution you might want to look at - ZigiOps (see it on the Atlassian marketplace). It's a fully no-code integration platform that can help you connect Jira/Bitbucket. None of the data will be stored, you…

@Engineering Services hi. I hope you've found the solution you were looking for by now. I'll just propose an alternative to consider the next time you have to make this integration - a 3rd party tool called ZigiOps (you can find it in the Atlassian marketplace). it's fully no-code, does not store any of the data that's…

@Vikrant Yadav hello. Diana from ZigiOps' team here. There are two primary approaches to integrating two Jira Cloud instances: using a third-party integration platform like ZigiOps (you can find it in the Atlassian marketplace) or leveraging native Jira Cloud integration features. Here's a breakdown of both methods: 1.…

@Shashank Agrawal hello. you should be be able to execute this case, just as Lucas has mentioned. If you decide to switch the approach and try something out of the box - check out ZigiOps (at the Atlassian marketplace) . ZigiOps is a fully no-code platform that enables seamless integration between multiple Jira sites and…

@Stephanie Ho hi. Hope you've found the answer you were looking for. Anyway, if you come across the same integration need in the future, feel free to check out ZigiOps - part of the Atlassian marketplace. It's a fully no-code integration platform that connects bi-directionally Jira Product Discovery with Jira, ServiceNow…

@pradeepr1 hi. Perhaps, the error message indicates that the integration process between Jira and Azure DevOps is failing due to issues with specific field validation in Azure DevOps. The root cause seems to be that Azure DevOps is enforcing certain rules on a required field (Requirement by) that are not being satisfied by…

@Dexter de Vera hi. Hope all's been resolved by now. I'd like to add just an alternative solution you might want to try. It's a 3rd party tool, but as Joseph mentioned, bi-directional sync requires external help. Feel free to check out ZigiOps at the Atlassian marketplace -it's a fully no-code that can sync…

@Raj Krishnasamy hi there. hope you've managed to migrate data successfully. in case this come up in the future, i'd like to suggest you take a look at ZigiOps at the Atlassian marketplace. It's a fully no-code and 100% secure solution that can not only be used for bi-directional integration, but also for migration of data…

@Supporto Livello 1 hello. Feel free to check out ZigiOps here at the Atlassian marketplace. Integrating two Jira Service Management instances can be complex, but ZigiOps simplifies the process with powerful automation features: -Shared Request Queues: synchronizes requests across both Jira instances, automatically…