How can I delete a Fisheye project?

[Thomas Nagy]

How can I delete a Fisheye project?

[rverschoor]

The CR project is the default Crucible project.
You can't delete it.

[J. Wilkes]

To be certain I understand the concept correctly - did I get this right? This CR project is the never-to-be-deleted default project, it is not automatically re-generated after deleting the last (other) project, so whatever project is left last will never be deleted. Right?

So one would not touch the CR project at all, as if it didn't exist, and could work with the other projects normally?

[rverschoor]

If you have only FishEye installed without Crucible, you can run into issue FE-3570.
To delete the project you'll have to enable Crucible temporarily.

You can obtain a Crucible evaluation license from https://my.atlassian.com to activate Crucible, delete the project, and remove the Crucible license again.

[Thomas Nagy]

I remember having deleted an empty project after the first install some time ago, but I think it has reappeared (or maybe this is something else). It could happen that this is actually a virtual project to specify default properties of newly created projects. This is what I see in the first row:

Projects

Status

A project is a set of Crucible content combined with a set of customisable FishEye content.

<th>Key</th><th>Name</th><th>Default Repository</th><th>Default Moderator</th><th>

Default Reviewer Users

</th><th>Default Reviewer Groups</th><th>Default Review Time</th><th>Crucible Settings</th><th>FishEye Content</th><th>Operations</th>

CR	Default Project					5 weekdays	Edit	Edit	Application Links