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Hi,
I add one new issue type in project setting,and I want use that in another project,how can I copy that new issue type to new project?
Hello @ikeli ,
Share next-gen project configurations and workflows Coming in 2020.
For teams that want to share next-gen project configurations and best practices, you’ll be able to copy a project, including custom issue types and workflows. Projects will continue to remain independent after you copy them. This will be particularly helpful for teams that want to share next-gen best practices across teams.
https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/whats-new/next-gen#result-3d7aca64
Adding a +1 to the questions over clarification on timeline.
I also don't think the accepted answer is actually relevant to the use case, unless I'm misreading. We maintain 40+ next gen projects and routinely have to roll out a new org-wide issue type manually across all of these projects, which is heinously manual. It sounds like the feature in the works is more designed to clone a project to create a new one. Is that not correct?
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Is there any update on the timeline for this feature?
This would be really helpful for our team!
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No new progress, still waiting for release.
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Hi @Ollie Guan ,
That is very broad timeline "coming in 2020".
Can you share a little bit more details?
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