Hello,
We are migrating JIRA projects from a server to another.
On source JIRA server, we have JIra software 7.1.2 and greenhopper 7.1.23. This component has been updated in the past for an unknown rasion.
On target JIRA server, At the moment we have Jira software 7.1.2 and greenhopper 7.1.20.
Our migration procedure is the following :
We export / import project schemes with project configurator
We use JIra backup for restoring data
on a developpment server we only upgrade greenhopper .jar to version 7.1.23 and both Project configurator and restoring JIRA backup works.
But I'm wondering if it's a safe solution . Could an upgrade of JIRA software in version 7.1.9 be better ?
Best regards
beckie
No.
Greenhopper is a very old name for what has become JIRA Software. You can, and should, ignore all reference to it, and you certainly should not be messing with .jar files for it.
Your best option is to upgrade JIRA Software to a desired version.
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