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Hi @Vinnie Chhabra Unfortunately Deep Clone for Jira is for Jira Cloud only.
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Hi @Thuyen PHAM, Welcome to the Atlassian Community! If you're looking to clone issues across Jira instances, our app Deep Clone for Jira can be a highly effective solution. Deep Clone enables you to clone issues, including their attachments, comments, and custom fields, from one Jira instance to another with its Project…
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Hi @Steven Cavanagh You are unfortunately correct. Currently, Deep Clone for Jira can't clone Jira forms, but we are intending to add that functionality again. We can't provide a timeline yet, but this will hopefully happen soonish. If you need the feature, you can always open a Feature Request ticket here. This helps us…
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Hi @Cassandra Hughes You can check the pricing on the marketplace page here. Yes, you can use Deep Clone to clone whole projects or only the issues of a project between sandbox and production instances. To do that, you need to configure the Instance Clone feature on the target and source instances. You can read more on…
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Hi @Emily Brol Your account might be missing the necessary permissions to perform a Bulk Clone. If you have the permissions, you can use the Bulk Clone feature to clone any JQL query, filter, or Jira project.
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Hi @Cassandra Hughes and welcome to the community! To effectively duplicate your project setup, consider using our app Deep Clone for Jira. This app allows you to clone entire projects with its Project Clone feature, including configurations like workflows, issue types, screens, and fields, with or without sharing…
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Hi @Emily Brol and welcome to the community! Migrating from a team-managed to a company-managed project in Jira can indeed be tricky, especially with custom fields. Since you've noted issues with bulk moving and importing, you might consider our app Deep Clone for Jira, which streamlines migrations with advanced cloning…
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Hi @Irina Murisic and welcome to the community! While Jira doesn't offer a direct “copy project” feature in Jira Service Management, there are some great ways to achieve similar results: * You can create a new project and select the “Share settings with an existing project” option to replicate settings like workflows,…
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Hi @Clayton For cloning entire Jira projects with related issues, across instances, you might want to consider using our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone allows you to clone projects, including configurations, associated issues, while mapping custom fields, making it ideal for testing or migrating to a new site. It also…
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Hi @Francisco Romero If you are having trouble with our app, you can always open a support request with us here. As @Marc -Devoteam- already pointed out, the Atlassian community might not be the correct forum to ask app specific questions, but we can update this post with any findings from your request.
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Hi @john.monteith A helpful solution might be to check out our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone allows you to clone issues along with their links, attachments, and subtasks, which could solve your problem of losing links when moving issues between projects. With Deep Clone, you can ensure all linked issues are cloned…
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Hi @McKenna Hogan Copying the layout of a team-managed project in Jira (including custom fields, board workflow, and issue types) isn't directly possible. If you need more flexibility, you might consider our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone can clone your team-managed project without its issues if you have configured…
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Hi @Alicia Ochovo Yeah, looks like it. I also didn't find a way. I'm currently just using a Single Select List Custom Field, whose options I'm fetching via the Assets API and syncing with one of our own apps (External Data for Jira Fields). Lucky, we develop the tools for such workarounds ourselves. That's of course not…
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Hi @Alicia Ochovo Did you get a response? I'm still struggling with this.
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Hi @Craig O_Neill We don't have a polished demo yet for Instance Clone, but I quickly recorded a video for you. We also have an extensive documentation and if you have problems you also can always contact our support :) https://www.loom.com/embed/0416a9746d774da79fbecc7b8c7d937f?sid=57a3979a-b419-4669-8982-cc686f0217be
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Hi @Prajwal Wasti and welcome to the community! If you are willing to try a third-party app, you can give our app Deep Clone for Jira a try. While Deep Clone can't convert team-managed projects to company-managed projects, it can clone all the issues inside the team-managed project to a new company-managed project.
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Hi @Lukas Hametner One efficient solution is to use our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone allows you to fully clone issues, including attachments, custom fields, and more. You can create an issue that acts as a template and then clone it whenever needed, making the process seamless.
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Hi @Virgil and welcome to the community! To solve the problem of cloning and linking support tickets to escalated incidents in Jira, you could consider using our app Deep Clone for Jira. This app allows you to clone issues across projects and automatically link them, while keeping all relevant fields intact, such as…
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Hi @Brian Taylor If you want to have more advanced cloning functionality, you can try our app Deep Clone for Jira. With the Field Editor feature, you can set custom field values while cloning, including date fields like the Due Date. You can also use Jira expressions to set the Due Date based on a custom field value. Read…
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Hi @Craig O_Neill and welcome to the community! If you just want to transfer individual projects or issues between different Jira Cloud instances, you can try our app Deep Clone for Jira. With the Instance Clone feature, you can decide which project you want to clone and what data of the issues should be included. Deep…
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Hi @Naziya Parveen If you're looking to move a project and its data between Jira Cloud instances, one solution you could explore is using our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone allows you to clone projects, including issues, comments, attachments, and more, across instances. It simplifies migration by providing granular…
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Hello @Sohail Alam To automatically trigger a Jira automation rule on a cloned issue, you can try our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone allows you to provide the webhook URL for an Incoming Webhook Jira automation trigger that should be called on all cloned issues. You can read more on that here.
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Hi @Tanguy Crusson Is there a way to call the API via Jira Automation?
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Hello @Blake Thompson and welcome to the community! If you're looking to bulk clone tasks and subtasks efficiently, I recommend giving our app Deep Clone for Jira a try. Deep Clone allows you to clone multiple issues, including subtasks, in bulk with just a few clicks. Deep Clone supports cloning up to 100,000 issues at…
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Hi @Pham Danh Tue _Chris_ and welcome to the community! I recommend trying our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone allows you to clone entire issues, including subtasks, and it integrates well with Jira's automation rules. You can set it up to trigger the cloning process on a schedule, making it a great solution for your…
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Hello @Nico It looks like the original Assignee doesn't have the necessary permissions to be assigned to issues in the target project. If you are having trouble cloning to team-managed projects, you could try our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone supports cloning most things between the different project types, and with…
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Hi @Vitalij Sinicyn and welcome to the community! If you want to make changes to your template while cloning, you can use the Field Editor feature of Deep Clone for Jira. Let me know if this works for you.
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Hello @Administrador Atlassian and welcome to the community! As I wrote here. If you're looking to copy an epic and its tasks without retaining the relationship to the original, our app Deep Clone for Jira might be a great solution. It allows you to fully clone issues (including epics and their subtasks) while providing…
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Hello @Yasmeen Odeh and welcome to the community! If you are willing to try a third-party app, you could try our app Deep Clone for Jira. Deep Clone allows you to easily clone issues between projects, including all fields, comments, attachments, and more. It provides a simple way to duplicate projects or migrate issues…
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Hello @Josh McManus While Jira does not have a native function for copying a workflow scheme along with its associated workflows and screens in one step, our app Deep Clone for Jira might help streamline this process. Deep Clone allows you to clone entire Jira projects, including workflows, schemes, and issues. If you only…