We have been using Jira for many years. We have 22 pages of projects. I need a quick way to select projects that are more than 3 years old and archive them.
I also need better understanding of permissions. We don't want every employee to have access to all projects.
Same issue exists for Confulence. We have so much bloat there. We need to be able to archive and adjust permissions.
Hi @Cindy Chan -- Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
What license level of Jira Cloud are you using? Your question seems to indicate "Standard", but project archiving is only available for Premium and Enterprise levels:
https://support.atlassian.com/jira-cloud-administration/docs/archive-a-project/
If you are on one of those higher levels, you could select Manage Projects from the admin area, which would show the Last Issue Update date / time column. Sorting on that field, you could then use the ... menu at the right to archive the projects needed.
To do this more quickly, you could investigate marketplace apps to help with project management, or write an external application that uses the REST API endpoints to gather / archive the projects.
Kind regards,
Bill
Hi @Cindy Chan
Welcome to the community!
The way I worked through a similar situation a few months back. I do not know you could do this at project level. It has to be at the issue level.
1. I looked for all the issues that were created prior to my cutoff and bulk updated the resolved ones to closed, then moved the other open/in progress to another project (called it project archive).
2. This clears your old projects, at this point you can delete them.
Hope this helps.
Thanks
Varsha
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