Hello,
We currently utilize Jira Work Management to manage product engineering ideas, specifically under the "idea" issue type, with a straightforward workflow (open, in progress, and done). We're considering a transition to Jira Product Discovery and are looking to import all ideas into JDP with a completely new workflow.
I'm aware that we might use CSV export/import or a bulk move for transferring the data. However, could you guide me on how to transfer Jira issues between Jira Work Management and JDP when the workflow statuses differ? Also, could you please outline the steps I should follow to ensure a smooth transition?
Thanks for the support in advance
Hi @secutechconsultingservices
I would bulk move over export/import, to ensure the issue history remains intact. You can just bulk move issues between JWM and JPD like any other Project.
To move issues, you will need the JPD Project set-up first.
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Whilst the Issue Key will change when moving between Projects, the Issue ID should remain static and will be the common denominator between the two exported lists.
See more information on CSV imports on this help page
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Let us know if you need any further advice, or more detailed instructions for exporting/importing the data!
Ste
Thank you very much, Stephen. I'd like to clarify that I do not intend to move the issues from JWM, instead, I need to copy them. In other words, I do not wish to disturb the existing setup in JWM. I simply want to copy all issues to JDP to demonstrate its capabilities to the Products VP
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@Ste Wright thank you very much, Stephen. I'd like to clarify that I do not intend to move the issues from JWM, instead, I need to copy them. In other words, I do not wish to disturb the existing setup in JWM. I simply want to copy all issues to JDP to demonstrate its capabilities to the Products VP
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Hi @secutechconsultingservices
Assuming you don't have an App that can do this, I'd probably suggest export/import.
Do you need specific instructions on how to do that? If yes, is there any specific custom configuration/data which is important to copy from JWM?
Ste
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hi @Ste Wright
I don't have an app for that task.
I'm also unsure if there's any specific custom configuration or data that needs to be transferred from JWM since this is my first time handling such a task.
Is it possible to connect for 30-minute to discuss this?
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To transfer Jira issues between Jira Work Management and Jira Product Discovery with differing workflows, use CSV export/import or bulk move options. Define mapping between old and new workflows. Ensure fields compatibility and consider testing data integrity before final transfer. Communicate changes to users and provide training if needed. Update any automation or integrations accordingly for a smooth transition. For more information about SASSA srd status check click on this link. https://sassasrdstatuscheck.net/
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Thanks a lot Muhammad. I don't want to alter the current setup in JWM. Instead, I'd like to duplicate all issues to JDP to showcase its features
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I'd like to clarify that I do not intend to move the issues from JWM, instead, I need to copy them. In other words, I do not wish to disturb the existing setup in JWM. I simply want to copy all issues to JDP to demonstrate its capabilities to the Products VP
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