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Hi @Liana Malentsyan Jira Cloud doesn’t currently offer a native way to duplicate a whole project. If you are willing to use a third party app, our app Deep Clone for Jira lets you copy an existing project (or just its issues) and use it as a template in minutes. With its Advanced Project Clone feature, Deep Clone can also…

Hi @Mar Yes – you can turn an existing Jira project into a reusable template with our app Deep Clone for Jira. The app’s Project Clone feature lets you duplicate a whole project (or just the framework) in a few clicks, including issues, versions, components and configuration schemes. Need the board or a team-managed…

Hi @Tamara_Blake I was just looking into this myself and found a way to change it from Private to Public under Settings > System > Default user preferences > Default sharing for filters and dashboards. For me, it seems like "Public" means My organization.

Hi @Rees, Ian If you are willing to use a third party-app, you can try our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone lets you copy an entire Epic (or a complete initiative → epic → story → subtask tree) into many target projects without building a 30‑step rule in Automation. Two ways to do it with Deep Clone * One‑click…

Hi there! If you're looking to clone an epic along with its linked standard issues — where the issues aren't sub-tasks but need to retain specific link types and a customized summary — our app Deep Clone for Jira is the perfect solution. With our Epic/Tree Clone feature, you can: * Clone an epic and its entire hierarchy of…

Hi @Ward Schwillens_ Schwillie 👋 If you're looking to clone a template issue from one Jira project to another, our app Deep Clone for Jira offers a powerful and flexible solution. With Deep Clone, you can: * Clone from any project to another — including across company-managed and team-managed projects. * Use automation or…

Hi @Mary Kable and welcome to community! I will just post the answer my colleague already provided here for other users who might find this post. We are experiencing an issue at the moment, which was caused by an update made by Atlassian. In some Jira instances, Deep Clone does not retrieve the subtasks of work items from…

Hi @Ian Burniston and welcome to the community! It sounds like you're trying to clone an Epic that contains Stories which themselves contain sub-tasks — essentially a three-level issue hierarchy. The standard Jira cloning feature unfortunately does not support cloning a complex hierarchy like this, which can indeed be…

Hi @Ramesh Krishnan If you're looking to clone an Epic along with its Stories and Sub-tasks in Jira Cloud — all while preserving the full issue hierarchy — our app Deep Clone for Jira is an excellent solution. With its Epic/Tree Clone feature, you can: * Clone entire epics including their child stories, tasks, and subtasks…

Hi @Cory Mayfield and welcome to the community! If you're looking to automatically clone key fields like summary, description, and reporter from a Jira Service Management issue to Jira Product Discovery, our app Deep Clone for Jira is a powerful solution that can help streamline your process. With Deep Clone, you can: *…

Hi @rtamam If you are willing to try a third party app to clone your incidents, you can try our app Deep Clone for Jira. With Deep Clone you can clone your incidents including comments, attachments, work logs, and issue status. Additionally, Deep Clone also supports cloning attached forms across projects. Read more on that…

Hi @Julian Haines One potential challenge when using Jira’s native CSV import functionality is ensuring that all necessary fields are correctly mapped and that required fields (such as project key, issue type, and summary) are provided. However, if you are looking for a more reliable and flexible way to handle bulk imports…

Hi @Vries, E. de (Elske) While Jira Automation provides some capabilities for cloning and linking issues, it can be complex to ensure all relationships are maintained correctly—especially when working with epics, stories, and subtasks (even mores so if cloning to a different project). If you're looking for a more advanced…

Hi @Pei Xian Yeo Creating a new project in Jira and Confluence is straightforward: * In Jira, navigate to Projects > Create project and select a template that fits your needs. * In Confluence, you can create a new space by going to Spaces > Create a space and choosing the appropriate template. Regarding cloning or moving…

Hi @Sasmita Dash and welcome to the community! If you're looking for an efficient way to clone an Epic along with its Stories, Tasks, Sub-tasks, and maintain issue links between them, our app Deep Clone for Jira is an excellent solution. Why Use Deep Clone for Jira? * Epic/Tree Clone: Clone an Epic and all its child issues…

Hi @Angel Mosqueda If you're looking to bulk clone issues into another project while maintaining issue links in Jira Cloud and willing to use a third-party app, our app Deep Clone for Jira is an excellent solution. With Deep Clone, you can: * Bulk clone up to 100,000 issues at once. * Maintain issue links, including the…

Hi @Blake Zimmerman and welcome to the community! If Jira's built-in functionality for this is no longer available, you might want to consider using our app Deep Clone for Jira. With Deep Clone, you can: * Clone attachments from the original issue to the new one. * Copy comments, issue links, and other important data along…

Hi @angel.garcia_ext @Daniel Ajenjo is correct. You need to configure the Advanced Project Clone option for Deep Clone for Jira to be able to clone team-managed projects. If you encounter further problems you can contact us here.

Hi @c.ermeier If you're looking to clone a Jira project while preserving all its settings and keeping issues in the same status as in the master project, and you are willing to try a third-party app, our app Deep Clone for Jira can help you. With Deep Clone, you can: * Clone an entire Jira project with all settings,…

Hi @Tyler T I'm getting 404 errors for my API requests. 12 hours ago it still worked. Have there been any changes?

Hi @kunal.matharu, If you are willing to use a third party app, our app Deep Clone for Jira can be a great solution for your use case. It allows you to: * Clone single or multiple issues at once. * Include subtasks, issue links, attachments, and comments. * Use Epic/Tree Clone to duplicate an issue along with its entire…

Hi @Michael Landry If you are willing to try a third-party app and need a reliable and flexible cloning solution, you might want to check out Deep Clone for Jira. Our app allows you to: * Clone issues while preserving attached forms and other issue data. * Use bulk cloning for multiple issues at once. * Set up automation…

Hi @Ben Alderton If you are willing to try a third-party app, instead of manually setting up API calls, Deep Clone for Jira provides a seamless way to achieve this. With Deep Clone for Jira, you can: * Clone issues across Jira instances with ease. * Retain issue links, comments, attachments, and custom fields. This…

Hi @Vries, E. de (Elske) and welcome to the community! If you are willing to use a third-party app you can try our app, Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone is compatible with lots of other apps, and you can find a list of compatible apps here. The app you are using for your checklists might be in there. If not you can try…

Hi @Yvonne Lee and welcome to the community! If you’re looking to copy a completed form from a submitted ticket into a newly created issue, Deep Clone for Jira can help streamline this process efficiently. With Deep Clone, you can: * Clone all fields, including Jira Forms. * Automatically clone attachments and comments. *…

Hi @Jack Young If you’re looking for an efficient way to move items from a Jira project to Jira Product Discovery while maintaining structure and details, our app Deep Clone for Jira could be a valuable solution. With Deep Clone, you can: * Bulk clone multiple issues at once, making it easy to transfer relevant ideas or…

Hi @Nirav Patel Jira Service Management does not currently support cloning Forms when duplicating a request or ticket. However, a workaround is to use our app Deep Clone for Jira, which offers advanced cloning capabilities beyond Jira's standard features and can clone Jira Forms. With Deep Clone, you can: * Clone issues…

Hi there, While ScriptRunner listeners may offer a way to automate issue cloning in Jira, configuring them can be complex and time-consuming. If you're looking for a more straightforward and efficient solution, consider using our app Deep Clone for Jira. For your use case you might want to try our Post Function Clone to…

Hi @Dave Ferguson and welcome to the community! Consolidating multiple Jira Cloud instances can be a complex task, especially when aiming to retain all project configurations, issues, and associated data. Our app Deep Clone for Jira offers a robust solution to streamline this process. Key Features of Deep Clone for Jira: *…

Hi @Antonia Creating and using templates for recurring tasks in Jira can be streamlined with Deep Clone for Jira. If you frequently create similar issues or need to replicate issue structures, Deep Clone allows you to: * Clone single issues – Duplicate individual tasks quickly. * Bulk clone multiple issues – Ideal for…