I am our JIRA Admin and we're using the JIRA Software (Cloud) offering. I just created a new company managed project to consolidate issues from a few different existing projects. When I select the move option under bulk operations, I do not see my new project name under the dropdown menu for possible projects to move my issues to. I have tried logging in/out, clearing my cache but it's still not appearing. I have a mix of company and team managed projects showing up in the dropdown list so I can't understand why this one project would be hidden.
Hi Andrew - Typically, this is because you don't have the Browse Project AND Create Issue permissions in the permission scheme for the new project. You should check that first.
Thanks John - I would have thought as a site admin I'd have had those permissions by default. Soon as I added myself to the project with those permissions, the project name appeared...cant believe it was so simple.
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No, JIra Administrator and Jira Site Admin permissions are all separate from Project Permissions. You can be a Jira Administrator and have the ability to change all settings for the entire instance, but not have permissions to even see a project if you don't have Browse Project permission in that project's permission scheme.
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I'm currently facing the same issuie where I'd like to move epics and sub tasks from one CMP to another but the target project is not in the "move t"o list. I am set as project admin.
I created the target project, deleted it and had it recovered from trash by my Jira admin. I assume that might have something to do with the problem.
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Is it possible you’re trying to move a TNP to a CMP? Personally I’ve never tried that so just a guess. The only other thing I would guess is permissions on the project which seems unlikely since you created the project.
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