Clone a project along with issues to another site
Objective:
This document provides a step-by-step guide to cloning a company-managed project along with its issues from one site to another. It covers the necessary pre-requisites and how to perform a successful project clone while ensuring all associated configurations are cloned.
Pre-requisites:
Two Atlassian sites: The first site is referred to as https://site-1.atlassian.net and the second as https://site-2.atlassian.net. Learn how to create an Atlassian site
The Revyz app must be installed on both newly created Atlassian sites (https://site-1.atlassian.net and https://site-2.atlassian.net). Learn how to install the Revyz app
Cross-site connection between the two sites in the Revyz app, which allows cloning from one site to the other. Learn how to configure a cross-site connection
Before Clone:
On the first Atlassian site (https://site-1.atlassian.net), create a company-managed project with issues. For reference, let’s call this project “Project1.” Learn how to create a company-managed project
Take a fresh backup of Jira issues and configurations on both sites (https://site-1.atlassian.net and https://site-2.atlassian.net) before cloning the project. Learn how to trigger a backup
Clone project to a cross-site:
Follow these steps:
Go to the Atlassian site (https://site-1.atlassian.net) that contains the company-managed project (referred to here as “Project1”).
Navigate to Apps → Revyz Data Manager for Jira app → Clone & Restore.
Select the “Project restore with issues” card.
Source Site Details:
Source site: The site that has the project to be cloned, in this case, https://site-1.atlassian.net
Configuration snapshot: Choose the latest snapshot, which includes the project you want to clone.
Destination Site Details:
Destination site: The site where you want to clone the project, in this case, https://site-2.atlassian.net
Configuration snapshot: Select the latest snapshot.
Click on Show projects.
Select the project you want to clone, which is "Project1"
The New key, New name, Project lead, and Default assignee will be auto-populated.
If the auto-populated key or name already exists on the second Atlassian site (https://site-2.atlassian.net), modify the New key or New name.
Toggle the "Restore issues" option to clone the issues along with the project.
Click on Review dependencies. The app will automatically calculate and display the configurations related to the project, which are referred to as dependencies.
Review the dependencies and click on View summary.
Review the clone summary and click on Clone.
(Optional) Add job notes for future reference.
Enter the CAPTCHA in the command prompt and click Clone.
You’ll be redirected to the Jobs tab in the Revyz app.
Click the refresh icon to view the latest status of the job.
After the job is completed:
Click on the job ID.
Job details will be displayed in the cards. You can download the details by clicking the download icon.
To view the cloned project:
Go to the second Atlassian site (https://site-2.atlassian.net).
Open the Projects section and search for the cloned project using the new name provided during the cloning process.