Luka Hummel - codefortynine Atlassian Partner

Hi @Nilesh Pal and welcome to the community! Unfortunately, there are still some known limitations when cloning Jira Service Management projects with Deep Clone for Jira. * Company-managed Jira Service Management projects cannot be cloned entirely and the following entities don’t get cloned: * Request types, Forms, and…

Hi @Drishti Maharaj As the others have already pointed out this is not natively possible in Jira Cloud. With our app Deep Clone for Jira, you can clone issues from your sandbox to your production instance. To do that you need to configure our Instance Clone feature.

Hi @Adam Taylor If you are willing to use a third-party app you can use our Deep Clone for Jira to clone your template project as many times as you want after you have created it just once. Templating is a common use case for Deep Clone and with our Advanced Project Clone feature you can also clone team-managed projects.

Hi @mayurpandya1993 As @John Funk was already so nice to mention you can use our Deep Clone for Jira app to clone your projects. Let me know if you have any further questions :)

Hi @Svenja Diester If you are still struggling with creating a Jira automation and are willing to use a third-party app our Deep Clone for Jira can clone whole issue hierarchies, including Epics > Tasks/Stories > Subtasks, with our Epic/Tree Clone feature. The app is free for up to 10 users and you can try the app for free…

Hi @Serge DUDNIC If you are willing to use a third-party app our Deep Clone for Jira could help you. With our Instance Clone feature, you can clone your issues out of a team-managed project to another instance.

@Tyler T Thank you for the tip. I fear you are right. There appears to be no way to add exclusions to queries. Neither in the RSS feed nor via the API. I think to achieve my goal I would need to use the API and use some logic to filter out the posts with the wrong tags.

@Tyler T I'm trying to do the exact opposite and want to exclude server and data center-related tags from the feed. This would be more reliable than just searching for cloud tags, which would risk missing incorrectly tagged posts in the feed.

Hi @Tyler T Thanks for the article. Really useful. Is there a way to exclude a specific tag from the feed? I can filter everything else post-retrieval but the tags aren't in the RSS feed.

Hi @yingqi wu Welcome to the community! If you want to create a dashboard for your boss where he can track and filter multiple projects at once, I can offer our app Quick Filters for Jira Dashboards. The app makes it easy to create Dashboards for multiple projects at once.

Hi @vivek jira admin As @John Funk was already so nice to point out for that you would need a third-party app like our Deep Clone for Jira. With it, you can clone the whole issue hierarchy from Epic/Initiative to subtask. You can find more information here.

Hi @Mikołaj Ogrzywalski If you are willing to use a third-party app you can use our Deep Clone for Jira app. Deep Clone can clone all comments and attachments to your new issue. It's free for up to 10 users and you can test the app for 30 days.

@Michel Neeser Thank you very much for recommending Deep Clone for Jira. @helen.maijub Welcome to the community! You can indeed use Deep Clone for Jira to clone issues under a specific epic by using the Clone and Edit feature to set the Epic Link field when cloning the issue.

Hi @Tushar Shinde If you are having trouble cloning issues via Jira automation and don't mind using a third-party app you can try our Deep Clone for Jira app. If you still want to use Jira Automation to trigger a clone you also can do that with a looping transition and a Deep Clone post function as described here.

Hi @Manuel Glock Although there I don't think there is an equivalent feature in Jira Cloud I want to suggest a workaround using our app Deep Clone for Jira. With Deep Clone you can create Presets which you can link in the Actions Menu ··· of issues. If you put a link to the template issue in your Confluence (with a small…

Hi @Jean Francois Gelinas If you are willing to use a third-party app our Deep Clone for Jira app can probably help you achieve your goal. Deep Clone can clone your issues with all its values (or configure which fields you want to be cloned) and can create a link when cloning. You also can change custom field values while…

Hi @Richardson_ Jordan _CGI Federal_ You can also use our Deep Clone for Jira app to clone your tickets (including custom field values) via Jira automation. You can use looping transitions with a post function as explained here. Edit: Just noticed the server tag. Unfortunately, Deep Clone isn't available on Jira Server.

Hi @[deleted] If you prefer a simpler solution than the ones provided by the previous answers you can also use our Deep Clone for Jira app to clone your projects as often as you want. Deep Clone is great for cloning your templates and my colleague @Marlene Kegel - codefortynine even wrote a great community post detailing…

Hi Amanda, I'm Luka from codefortynine and our app Deep Clone for Jira can clone whole issue hierarchies (Initiative - Epic - Task/Story- Subtask) from one project to another or even whole projects. You can find more about how to do that here.

Hi @Kelli Frattini-Adams Have you managed to set up your automation? This can be quite tricky. If you are still facing problems I want to suggest, as @Stephen Wrathall was already so nice to mention, our Deep Clone for Jira app. With it, you can also clone your template hierarchy across instances or clone a whole project.

Hi @vinod palan I would also like to offer you a 'late' welcome to the community! As the others already have said the native Jira clone function doesn't clone comments and other values. If you need a more powerful clone function our Deep Clone for Jira app can clone comments and a lot more. The app is free for up to 10…

Hi @Jane Simidian Welcome to the community! I'm Luka from codefortynine, and if you are willing to use a third-party app our Deep Clone for Jira app can help you with cloning your templates. With it, you can create your template issues in a project and then clone them every time you need to. With Deep Clone you can also…

Hi @B. Ricardo Blanco A late welcome to the community from me! As Nic said, this isn't possible in base Jira, but if you still want to clone projects and are willing to use third-party apps, our app Deep Clone for Jira can clone projects with or without its issues. You can find more details on how to do that with the app…

Hi @Ritche Welcome to the community! As far as I understand it the Jira Development integration uses issue keys to map the field. So as long as the issue keys in your other instance aren't identical to the original keys you probably can't map your existing GitHub integration to the new instance/project.

Hi @Yentl I also want to welcome you to the community! If you are willing to use third-party apps our Deep Clone for Jira app can help you to create this automation. Deep Clone can clone a source issue as a subtask for another issue. To achieve that with a Jira Automation you can use looping transition and a Post Function…

Hi @Pooja Sree Although Trudy has already mentioned that you can use third-party apps from the marketplace, I want to mention that our app Deep Clone for Jira is great for cloning Epic templates including all its Tasks and Subtasks across projects. You can also dynamically set the field values of your clones with our Clone…

Hi @kmurphy I'm Luka from codefortynine, and our app Deep Clone for Jira might be useful to you. It is quite powerful when used to clone Epic templates. You can also de-select unneeded issues before cloning. Let me know if this is what you were looking for.

Hi @ahmed harchaoui Kate is right. You might need to use an app for that. If you need to set field values dynamically or want to template whole issue hierarchies I can also recommend our Deep Clone for Jira app. Templating is actually a widespread use case for that app. My colleague @Marlene Kegel - codefortynine even…

Hi @Bill Thang I'm Luka from codefortynine and if you don't mind using a third-party tool our app Deep Clone for Jira could help you make that process really easy. Deep Clone can clone the issues needing to be escalated via Single Clone to the HQ project with all its field values and you can even add or change data in…

Hi @Nodar Vardiashvili I'm Luka from codefortynine and if you don't mind using a third-party tool our app Deep Clone for Jira can clone custom field values when cloning issues from team-managed projects to company-managed projects as long as the custom field type is compatible and the names of the custom fields are the…