Hi @Johnson Aduri - Automation is always a good route to go - but you can't include Deep Clone actions in Automation right now. However, you can in transition post functions in the workflow. So you can probably do a combination of the two to achieve your results.
Thanks for showing up. I have seen your comments on one of the post in the community. I don't see Deep Clone in the post function. I am using Jira Cloud.
Go to Settings > Issues > Workflows
Search for the Workflow and click on Edit
Click on the transition where you would like to do the Deep Clone. This will popup a box to the right. Click on Post functions
Then Click on Add Post function
Then Select Deep Clone and follow the prompts there.
I don't see Deep Clone in the post function. I am using Jira Cloud.
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Deep Clone is an add-on that you will have to get through the Atlassian Marketplace. You can certainly try it on a trial basis for a month.
Once installed you will see a post function simply labeled as Deep Clone.
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@John Funk Thanks again.
Do we have any option other than that. At least moving bulk issues from project A to project B with the help of automation.
I used clone function in Jira cloud by automation but it doesn't carry attachments, Comments, Components and releases with it. Any suggestions.
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Without add-on i will go with the REST API to copy field that automation doesn't handle. May be you can automate all this stuff by asking Automation to send a webhook that you will receive and use some code to copy all field you need based on the issue key of the webhook.
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As Mohamed said, the only other way would probably be through the API, although I have never done that. :-(
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@Johnson Aduri You can take a look at this article
Basically i will add an action to your current rule that will sent a webhook to an endpoint of your choice then with the information you receive on this endpoint, use the api to copy and past the informations(attachment, comment...) on the new issue.
I can't try this for now. You just need to have a endpoint and a mechanisme that will read all information send to this endpoint
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Hi,
I am the product manager of Deep Clone for Jira.
You can read more about the Deep Clone post-function in our documentation.
If you have questions or feedback about our app, don't hesitate to get in touch with us.
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Hi,
Did you look at the automation ? You could try to create a rule that suit your requirement
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Thanks for response. I have tried using Automation. But the cloned issue doesn't carry the attachments, comments, components and Releases with it. Can you suggest me any of the other methods.
-Johnson
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