How can i easily change projectlead (bulk change) in jira cloud?
Can i use an automation rule for doing this or do i need a plugin?
thanks for feedback.
Automation can't do it.
As usual Bob Swift's excellent ACLI (Atlassian Command Line Interface) can.
You would use updateProject with --lead parameter. To change in Bulk, you could combine that with runFromProjectList
It would be something like:
acli --action runFromProjectList --regex "ZJIRACLIPROJECTS.*" \
--common "-a updateProject \
--project \"@project@\" --lead \"newlead@yourcompany.com\" " --continue
Or if you have a list of projects in a CSV where you need to bulk-change the lead, you could do something like this:
acli --action runFromCSV --file newleads.csv --common "-a updateProject \
--project \"@project@\" --lead \"@lead@\" " \
--options setReplacementVariables --continue
This assumes a newleads.csv file that looks like this:
project,lead
FOO,foolead@yourcompany.com
BAR,barlead@yourcompany.com
Automation is for changing issues, not project settings. Also, there's no bulk change for project lead, as there's only one lead per project.
I don't remember seeing any app that would allow you to change the lead for multiple projects in one go, I'd be looking to scriptrunner to write some one-off code for it.
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I assume that you've resolved your issue. But maybe someone else will have similar issue. I can recommend using add-ons called Projectrak - Project Tracking for Jira.
If you have any question how to do using that, please don't hesitate to contact me :)
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Thank you very much for the recommendation, @Anna Konieczna; however, the bulk change feature is only available for the Data Center/Server version at the moment.
If @Bruno Staub, you're more curious about our app in its cloud version, you can check it here.
Thanks!
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@Huwen Arnone _Deiser_ oh ok. I was thinking that it also works for jira cloud. I'm using server and it works perfect for me :)
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There's a free app I made on marketplace that does just that using CSV.
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I suspect the Jira API could do it, but that's still writing some code (outside of Jira Automation).
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