Hi All,
I want to change Issue Type Scheme for many projects at once without merge to other issue type.
Do you have any alternative way to do this? I have lots of project on that scheme.
Could you please inform me regarding this issue?
Thanks
Mohin
Have a look at Jira Command Line Interface Plugin. You can change the issue type schemes of multiple project at a go using this plugin.
Have look at -
jira --action updateProject --project "zjiracli" --issueTypeScheme "Default Issue Type Scheme"
jira --action updateProject --project "zjiracli" --issueTypeScheme "10000"
Also you can try using the Jelly Script approach.
I want to change the issue type scheme used by several projects in one go.
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Mohin,
Just go to your administration console and go to your issue type schemes (it's under the issue types menu). Find the new issue type scheme and select the "Associate" operation.
You'll get a list of all projects in your Jira instance, simply select the ones for which you want to start using this new issue type scheme and click "Associate".
That should do it.
Best Regards
Peter
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Hi Peter,
Actually I want to change issue type scheme from my all live projcts without Issue Type Migration.Is there any way to change issue type scheme without Issue Type Migration?
Thanks
Mohin
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I don't know, I think it would cause a lot of problems, especially if you're removing certain issue types. Why don't you want to migrate your issue types?
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Do you want to add an issue type to the issue type scheme or do you want to change the issue type scheme used by several projects in one go?
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