Luka Hummel - codefortynine Atlassian Partner

Hi @Ray Stark and welcome to the community! From what you’ve described, it seems like you are on the right track but facing challenges with maintaining the hierarchy between epics and their features, as well as the features and their child tasks. To achieve the desired outcome, Deep Clone for Jira could be the solution…

Hi @Daniel Hosking It sounds like you're looking for a streamlined way to replicate projects within Jira without the hassle of setting up everything from scratch each time. I would like to introduce you to our app Deep Clone for Jira. With Deep Clone, you can clone entire projects, issues, and configurations in just a few…

Hi @Rajat Saxena I'm Luka from codefortynine. It seems like you are looking for an efficient way to replicate issues and their configurations from one project to another in Jira. While exporting to CSV and importing is a common method, it can sometimes fall short when dealing with complex issue hierarchies and links, as…

Hi @Carol Wesolowski I'm Luka from codefortynine. Depending on the way you are using Deep Clone for Jira, you could use Deep Clone to trigger the Jira Automation with an Incoming Webhook as described here. Be aware that this would trigger the automation on all cloned issues. You would need to add an IF-check, so your…

Hi @Sanju Kumari I'm Luka from codefortynine and our Deep Clone for Jira marketplace app could help you with your recurring tasks. You first need to create your template issue, and then you can use Deep Clone to replicate the template as often as you want. My colleague @Marlene Kegel - codefortynine even wrote a community…

Hi @김영수 and welcome to the community! I'm Luka from codefortynine and if you have trouble getting your issues cloned, you could also try our Deep Clone for Jira app.

Hi @Jezza Sutton I'm Luka from codefortynine and if you further encounter any further problems with cloning your Epic hierarchy, you could try our Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone is able to clone whole issue hierarchies (Initiative ⇒ Epic ⇒ Task/Story ⇒ Subtask) with minimal effort thanks to our Epic/Tree Clone feature.

Hi @AB I think @Trudy P Claspill is right that this isn't possible with a default Jira Automation, but if you are willing to use a third-party app, you could try to achieve this with Deep Clone for Jira. You can use a Jira Automation to make a call to the Deep Clone REST API and define the target through a user input smart…

Hi @Todd Winton You could try our Deep Clone for Jira app. Deep Clone can clone the Original Estimate field value and also supports adding a Deep Clone as a post function.

Hi @Danielle Allen If you are willing to use a third-party app, you could try our Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone can clone all comments of your issues in one go. You can also have Deep Clone triggered via a Jira Automation if you prefer. Using Deep Clone will also circumvent any potential issues regarding your automation…

Hi @Jignesh Jaiswal If you are willing to try a third-party app, our Deep Clone for Jira could help you. With our Clone and Edit feature, you can edit or clear specific field values while cloning issues. * Open the clone dialog * Click Open Field Editor ✏️ under Edit fields * Set fields that should be edited automatically…

Hi @Kelly and welcome to the community! If you are willing to use a third-party app, you could try our Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone can clone your projects and if it is a company-managed project it can also clone the project board. To do that, you just need to configure the Advanced Project Clone feature for Deep Clone…

Hi @Edie Hovermale You can use Deep Clone by creating a Post Function Clone in a looping transition and then trigger the transition via Jira Automation. You can read more on how to do that here.

@Jason Yes, Deep Clone will add the comments in the proper order.

Hi @Richard Esteviz If you are willing to use a third-party app, our Deep Clone for Jira can clone Jira Service Management issues from one Jira Cloud instance to another. You can read more on how to clone attached Jira forms here.

Hi @Alvaro Landin If you are using Jira Cloud and are willing to use a third-party app, our Deep Clone for Jira can help you clone your template hierarchies with its Epic/Tree Clone feature. You can also use a Jira automation to trigger a Deep Clone with the help of a post function and a looping transition.

Hi @Edie Hovermale If you are willing to use a third-party app, our Deep Clone for Jira can clone all links, as long as you have selected the option when configuring the clone. It also creates an 'is cloned by' link by default.

Hi @Cristina Giroldini and welcome to the community! If I understand you correctly, you want to clone items to another Jira Cloud instance. Our marketplace app Deep Clone for Jira can clone issues between Jira instances with its Instance Clone feature.

Hi @Stacy Kohout and welcome to the community! If you are willing to use a third-party app, our Advanced Bulk Edit for Jira can help you to quickly link multiple issues. After installing the app from the Atlassian Marketplace, you can start right away. * Navigate to Filters > View all issues. * Filter for the issues you…

Hi @Zaldy Parian You can try out our app Deep Clone for Jira. I think our Bulk Clone feature would be perfect for your use case. The app is free to try for 30 days and if you have 10 or less Jira users on your instance you can continue to use the app for free 🙂

Hi @Jezza Sutton and welcome to the community! If you are willing to try a third-party app, our Deep Clone for Jira can clone your epic hierarchy with the Epic/Tree Clone feature and will try to replicate your order as close as possible. There are some limitations on the ordering of the issue keys, but from your…

Hi @Firdevs Betül Pehlivan, and welcome to the community! Our app Deep Clone for Jira can clone your whole project, including its whole issue hierarchy, with our Project Clone feature. With Advanced Project Clone, you also can copy boards of company-managed projects, although you might need to change your filters afterward…

Hi @Bridgette Metior Our app Deep Clone for Jira can clone whole issue hierarchies with the Epic/Tree Clone feature. * Navigate to the issue you want to clone * Click Action menu ••• > Deep Clone * Select Epic/Tree Clone * Configure and create your Epic/Tree Clone

Hi @Jason If you still have problems cloning your issues with all comments and attachments, our app Deep Clone for Jira can help you. Our app will clone all comments if you have selected Comments in the clone configuration. If you select attachments, Deep Clone will also clone all attachments.

Hi @Will Tubbert If you are having trouble getting the Automation to work, our marketplace app Deep Clone for Jira can help you clone tickets, including their comments. To clone comments, check Comments under Clone additional fields. Deep Clone will impersonate the original comment authors.

Hi @Sarah Lynch and welcome to the community! Our app Deep Clone for Jira can help you easily clone the same issues hundreds of times. When configuring the clone, you can check Clone issue multiple times under Advanced options. You can also use our Clone and Edit feature to set your due dates dynamically with Jira…

Hi @Jason If you are struggling with cloning, your issue with all comments, I think our Deep Clone for Jira marketplace app can help you. To clone comments, check Comments under Clone additional fields. Deep Clone will even impersonate the original comment authors.

Hi @Pooja Sree If you are willing to try a third party-app, our Deep Clone for Jira can help you copy your issues to another project. With its Bulk Clone feature, you can just select the source project and copy all its issues to the target project. Here is a detailed guide on how to facilitate this.

Hi @John Conneely If you are willing to use a third-party app, our Deep Clone for Jira could help you with your automation. Deep Clone can clone all issue links and custom fields of your ticket. You can trigger a Deep Clone from a Jira automation via a post function of a looping transition.

Hi @Jason I'm Luka from codefortynine and our marketplace app Deep Clone for Jira can help you to clone your tickets with their comments. It's pretty easy to copy the comments with Deep Clone: * Navigate to the issue you want to Single Clone * Click on the top right Actions menu ••• > Deep Clone * Under Clone additional…