The only way I know of migrating TC content is the ICS export/import method. After having done so for one team, the feedback I received was negative, stating that it's not possible to know who has time off, flex time, etc.
This has caused such a problem that the team is considering not paying for Premium and finding a different calendar solution entirely.
Is there a way to migrate the name of the person who created the event?
Hi @Rob Horan ,
you are right. ICS export/ import is a way to migrate TC content.
In case you use Outlook calendars, this app might be an option for you if you want to switch to Confluence Standard:
Here you don't need ICS export/ import. You would benefit from real-time data from Microsoft 365, no sync needed. You can simply configure, who has permissions and who can see or edit calendars in Confluence.
In this short demo you'll get an overview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y285YW6VG5A
Please let me know, if you have questions on it.
I hope that helps.
Cheers,
Patrick
Thanks Patrick. I'd prefer to keep the customer happily using Team Calendars as they were before, but I'll look into this as well.
Even so, how would this issue address the loss of information when migrating from Team Calendars for Server?
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Hey Rob,
of course, I understand that. Customer first ;)
With our app there will be no loss of information as we do not store calendar data in Confluence but merely display the data from Outlook in real time.
Does that answer your question?
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Not exactly. They are currently in Confluence server and need to move their existing Team Calendars data from server to a Clud solution, ideally Team Calendars for Confluence. The existing data needs to be preserved completely.
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Okay, got it.
Take a look at this one: Team Calendar cloud migration (atlassian.com)
I think this could be a good way :)
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Thanks Patrick, but that's what I've already tried and there's a lot of info missing.
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