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Is there a way to clone or copy a project and all its issues into a new project in OnDemand?

Judy Fearn
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May 12, 2014

We have JIRA, JIRA Agile, JIRA Capture, and Confluence OnDemand. We have one or more recurring projects that have over a hundred (hundreds of?) tasks. The tasks for each project are the same or very similar, so making a copy or clone of an entire project (less comments, probably) would be ideal. Since most of the useful plug-ins for this kind of operation are unavailable to us in OnDemand, is there another way? Bulk Move isn't an option because we need to keep the history. Help?

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Judy Fearn
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May 18, 2014

I'll give it a try.

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Marlene Kegel - codefortynine
Atlassian Partner
January 18, 2019

With our cloud app Deep Clone for Jira you can Bulk Clone and move hundreds of issues in one action.

In order to copy all tasks from one project to another you simply have to:

1. Create the new project (Update Nov 26, 2020: It's now possible to clone projects with Deep Clone.)

2. Filter for all issues you want to clone and move

3. Use the Bulk Clone function

-> All issues are cloned and moved to the new project in one action.

Brian MacKay
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February 13, 2019

Hi!

Any chance there will be a server version of this app?

Marlene Kegel - codefortynine
Atlassian Partner
February 18, 2019

Hi Brian!

Currently we don't plan to develop a server version of Deep Clone for Jira.

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Bob Swift
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May 12, 2014
Judy Fearn
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May 12, 2014

That would be great, Bob....except that it's not available for OnDemand users.

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May 12, 2014

It is available for OnDemand. The JCLI client runs on your PC and accesses the OnDemand server. No server install is necessary.

Judy Fearn
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May 14, 2014

OK, Bob. I'm thoroughly confused. When I look at the download page, it says "Licensed Software

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Only paid or evaluation license holders should download versions marked 3.0 or higher. SeeAtlassian CLI license for more details." And when I click that link, it talks about plugins (which aren't avaliable for OnDemand users." So am I supposed to buy a plugin for the download version, then just use the client interface? I'm no tech whiz (can you guess) or I'd have JIRA on our server instead of hosted.

What I need to know is 1) can I use it to clone projects with their issues and 2) what is it going to cost?

Bob Swift
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May 14, 2014

Yes, it is confusing :(. We are working on improving that, but there are some current limitations with this type of product on the Marketplace. In the meantime, the FAQ on that page deals with this:

12. What needs to be done for OnDemand customers? The same license requirement applies, obtain a license for one of the CLI plugins for the download user level equivalent to your OnDemand instance. You cannot install the plugin in OnDemand, but that is ok - see #4.

I recommend you do a Try it free first to make sure it satisfies your needs. Then you can contact us directly with other questions.

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April 23, 2015

Dear Bob Swift,

I used the JCLI to copy a project in the cloud succesfully, but all the issues and tasks are not copied. So I basically copied just the name and the workflow.

I saw the command cloneIssues, but this works only with Clone Plus. But Clone Plus works not in the cloud. 

Is there a way to copy also all the issues and tasks also in the cloud? Thank you for your help

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