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How to search Agility project?

How do I get to know that if there is any Next Gen project exists in my Jira instance?

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Alexey Matveev
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Dec 07, 2018

Hello,

If you are an admin, go to the Jira settings -> system -> backup manager. All next-gen projects will be listed there:

Screenshot 2018-12-08 at 02.51.02.png

@Alexey MatveevThanks, I found the list as I am admin.

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Dec 07, 2018

Hi @Vedant Kulkarni,

Here is how to tell if you are in an Next-Gen project:

From your project sidebar, select Project settings. If you see a Features item in your project settings, then you are in a next-gen project. Select the Features item and you'll see some toggles. This is just one of the things that make next-gen projects unique, the ability to toggle features in one click without multiple layers of settings.

If you see a Summary item in your project settings, then you are in a classic project. The Summary page shows all the advanced configuration and various schemes used to manage your project. It's powerful stuff, but can be a bit overwhelming if you're not used to it.

You can find more information on it in this article: 

https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Next-gen-articles/Everything-you-want-to-know-about-next-gen-projects-in-Jira/ba-p/894773

-Scott

Thanks @Scott Theus.

I cannot see any option while I am searching a project. I have attched a screenshot you can see that.

jira-cloud-nextgen.PNG

If I select Software then classic projects will also came. My concern is that there is any options to search Next Gen projects?

 

 

Thanks,

Vedant

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Dec 07, 2018 • edited

There isn't anything that defaults in the project list that differentiates between Next-Gen and Classic projects. You have to look at each one individually. But...if you add "Next -Gen" as a Category in the project details you can sort using the Category field.

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@Scott TheusThanks, this can be another solution.

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