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Restore Settings

About this Page

This page talks about Restore Settings, the administrative section for managing the application's internal settings. It controls which users can access the app, how notifications are configured, and other internal parameters.


What is the Use Case?

Use this to manage user permissions for the Revyz app itself (separate from Jira permissions) and to configure how and when the app sends notifications about its activities.

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Restore Settings


Restore Settings Options:

This feature is applicable to:

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This page is divided into three main configuration cards:

1. Restore issues as attachments:

  • Description: This setting controls whether a file (like a JSON or text file) containing the original issue's data is attached to the issue upon restoration. This can be useful for auditing purposes.

  • Current Setting: The dropdown is set to Do not restore issue as attachment, which means issues will be restored "cleanly" without an extra data file attached.

2. Restore parent:

  • Description: This setting defines the default behavior for handling an issue's parent link (e.g., an Epic, or a parent task) when you restore a child issue.

  • Current Setting: The dropdown is set to Link parent if exists. This means if you restore a sub-task, the system will automatically try to find and re-link it to its parent, provided the parent issue already exists on the target site.

3. Restore children:

  • Description: This setting defines the default behavior for handling an issue's child issues (e.g., sub-tasks) when you restore the parent issue.

  • Current Setting: The dropdown is set to Restore children for selected issues. This means if you initiate a restore for a parent issue (like a Story), the system will automatically find and restore all of its child issues (sub-tasks) along with it.