How to Convert a Team Manage Project to Company Manage Project

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  • Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
  • In This #atlassian #jira video I will show you everything you need to know to convert a Team Manage project to a Company Manage project.
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Комментарии • 20

  • @whereisa_a_ron
    @whereisa_a_ron 9 месяцев назад +2

    Good, clear explanation. I solved your "Summary copy / paste to Epic Name manually" problem with an automation:
    Trigger: Scheduled, set arbitrary time and date (you'll remove / disable this later), check the 'Run a JQL...' box and enter 'issuetype = Epic', and uncheck the 'Only include issues that have changed...' box to make sure you get all epics if you happen to modify one or two while tinkering with the rule. Save the trigger.
    Then: Edit issue fields, Set Epic Name, copy Summary from Current Issue. Save the action.
    Double-check that the rule is set to only run in the new company-managed software project. ;)
    Publish the rule, Run the rule.
    Disable / remove the rule after spot checking a few Epics to make sure Summary copied successfully to Epic Name field (or check automation rule audit log).

    • @Flosports-Morgan
      @Flosports-Morgan 4 месяца назад

      Thank you for sharing! I will be working to migrate over 3000 issues, and this is going to help so much!

  • @cdion3537
    @cdion3537 Год назад +3

    Atlassian has got to know this is an insane amount of work for a common task.
    Thanks for the pointers. Off I go to create filters.

    • @ApetechTechTutorials
      @ApetechTechTutorials  Год назад +1

      I 100% agree. This feels like it should be a button somewhere. Or like a click this and that and your done. Shouldn't be this hard.

  • @PsihopatForRBrJohny
    @PsihopatForRBrJohny 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you for the video!
    I was trying to read tutorials on how to do this and fried my brain while doing it, but without any success. This was extremely clear and easy to follow, and I got it all done in just a few minutes.

  • @xlares
    @xlares 10 месяцев назад

    Liking and subscribing was waaay easier than the migrations I am bound to do :( Thx for the video

  • @IanAbelC
    @IanAbelC Год назад

    Thanks a lot!

  • @AnnaVolovik-zc2zr
    @AnnaVolovik-zc2zr 2 месяца назад

    Thank you!

  • @vishalpawar2214
    @vishalpawar2214 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much

  • @Yeloc
    @Yeloc Год назад +2

    I added a link to your admin playlist in the Atlassian community because of how helpful it is! Hope that’s ok, if you are uncomfortable with that I can remove it!

  • @user-rd2lp8eu9i
    @user-rd2lp8eu9i Год назад +1

    This video is great and is exactly what we are doing, however an issue that comes up that we are looking to solve (and occurs in this video) is keeping the issue key the same (or at least the same number) - so after migrating and deleting the old team-managed project, when you change the new company-managed project to the same project key, the issues have the same issue key. This can mess with a lot of things when the issue key id changes and would love to figure out a workaround or solution.

    • @ApetechTechTutorials
      @ApetechTechTutorials  Год назад

      The only way that I think this would work is if you export all your issues. And then reimport in reverse order (flip them in your csv file).

  • @malaikaworner9599
    @malaikaworner9599 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the great video! Does this work for both classic projects and NextGen projects, or only for NextGen projects?

    • @ApetechTechTutorials
      @ApetechTechTutorials  Год назад

      The video was detailing for team -> company. I haven’t used classic vs nextgen in a really long time. I would say that the instructions work for nextgen -> classic.

  • @tommieteigue7711
    @tommieteigue7711 3 месяца назад

    What about if any of your tasks or epics are linked to a confluence page? I noticed those did not migrate. Thanks in advance!

  • @user-ip5ig7re1s
    @user-ip5ig7re1s 5 месяцев назад

    11:38
    You can simply use the "Retain" field on the right. All issues will keep the same name and epic.

    • @qusaiatoon2802
      @qusaiatoon2802 5 месяцев назад

      Hello,
      This is exactly what I was thinking 😅,
      did you try it with retain?
      does it actually retain the value?
      Thanks in advance for you response.

  • @user-eh4gk5fe9d
    @user-eh4gk5fe9d 6 месяцев назад +1

    what about subtasks?
    I get this warning:
    Please note that 106 sub-task issues were removed from the selection and do not appear in the table below. You are not allowed to bulk move sub-task issues together with their parent issue. In this case, you will only be asked to move the sub-task if you move the parent issue to a new project.

    • @Flosports-Morgan
      @Flosports-Morgan 4 месяца назад

      Out of curiousity, did you figure this out? Also, how many issues were you moving?