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Jira administration: Applying standard sets of configurations to new and existing projects

Mar 8, 2021

Hello Jira Admins + Community members alike! 

In this video, you will learn about applying standard sets of configurations to new and existing projects. 

To continue learning about this topic, check out the Jira Administration Part 1 course on Atlassian University. 

You can also access the entire Community Training Video Library here. 

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May 21, 2021

[2:25]

"Before you associate new schemes with existing projects, you should perform a system backup."

[2:57]

"Note at this time in Jira Cloud, you can't restore just one project. You can only do a restore system, which overwrites all data in your cloud site."

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