That's not allowed I'm afraid, it tells me to bulk move all items.
This is still a problem in 2022. Creating a new project doesn't work because you also cannot re-use the project key. Now this new project B will bother me and others who use it.
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Hi @kalyan,
Yes, and the steps is as follows..
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Hi @George Dunlop@Agust Thorkelsson
Only system administrators can modify this configuration, project administrators cannot make this change.
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I am a system administrator. Still no option. Also, JIRA keeps coming up with HTTP Status 500 – Internal Server Error errors today.
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Thanks Ollie. But I'm the system administrator as well. That's why I don't understand why I don't get the option.
Or is SITE ADMIN not same as system administrator?
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Ahh just noticed something. There's an inconsistency going on between project settings based on project template when you initially create the project.
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Yes, this is the same for me. And it's the top one I'm trying to change project type for. With no option.
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I ended up starting from scratch creating a project using this link [yourdomain].atlassian.net/secure/ManageRapidViews.jspa which can also create projects with sample data (which is another inconsistency as the sample data cannot be found through the regular create board approach here [yourdomain].atlassian.net/secure/BrowseProjects.jspa). You'll also notice after choosing create a Scrum or Kanban board that you can choose "Board from an existing project". Maybe that would help port it across?
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Yes, Administrators can modify it in Project Details
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Here's the instructions I found for next-gen cloud-based conversion of projects: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/convert-a-project-to-a-different-template-or-type/
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Years later and the solution is still "make a new project and port the issues". We have guidelines for project and key names and if someone fat fingers the template type they can't delete the old project and make a new one with the same name and key, so now we have a bunch of names with `_2` or `_3` and keys ending in `B` and `C`.
If we can quickly and easily batch move issues, that mechanic can be used internally to change the project type without us doing that.
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Coming from JiRA Server, I could change this, but after migrating to the cloud, You cant easily change Project Type. This is unacceptable.
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