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×Hi @c_ermeier,
Cloning an entire project in Jira, including its configuration and issues, can be achieved through a combination of native Jira features and the Elements Copy & Sync app.
Here's how you can proceed:
Jira provides a native option to replicate a project's configuration:
Note: The Jira native feature clones only the project's configuration, not its data.
To duplicate all issues, including their hierarchy and associated data, consider using our app Elements Copy & Sync:
I recommend you to check this step-by-step guide on how to clone a project in Jira (both its configuration and data).
You can try Elements Copy & Sync for free for 30-day free trial (it remains free for instances with under 10 users).
Let me know if you have any further questions or need assistance with the setup!
Hi @c_ermeier , that isn't currently available. OOTB. There are third-party solutions such as deep clone for Jira that you could look into. Check out the marketplace for possible options if that is an option for you. Most if not all apps allow for free trial.
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Note - you could use CSV export/import to copy issues to a new project but not configuration data.
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It works in free.
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