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Key: JRA-6404
Type: Improvement Improvement
Status: Open Open
Priority: Critical Critical
Assignee: Unassigned
Reporter: Volker Weck
Votes: 26
Watchers: 14
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Bulk clone issues, updating certain fields

Created: 13/Apr/05 02:22 AM   Updated: 26/May/08 06:11 AM
Component/s: Bulk Operations
Affects Version/s: 3.1.1
Fix Version/s: None

Time Tracking:
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Participants: Anton Mazkovoi [Atlassian], Dion Adamy, Jana Frary, Jeff Turner [Atlassian], Kai Irene Busch, Lars Kühne, m.pansa@citecvoice.it, Ray Oei [Furore], Volker Weck and Wes Sanford
Since last comment: 14 weeks ago
Support reference count: 3
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If there is a group of issue types you have to carry out for each new Version again, it's not possible to duplicate these issues with a new status for the new Version.

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Jeff Turner [Atlassian] added a comment - 17/Apr/05 11:42 PM
Volker,

Could you elaborate on what you're after? Does the 'Clone' functionality
help?

http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira/docs/latest/cloneissue.html


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Volker Weck added a comment - 19/Apr/05 10:43 AM
We a have lot of issues wich are reiterate in every new version of a softwareproject. ( examples: create installation disk, verify the documentation, make a testinstallation on Windows XP, test component XY.... )
Now, it's possible to clone only one issue in Jira.
The handling would be faster and easier, if it's possible to clone a bulk of issues with changing the status and the version.

Jeff Turner [Atlassian] added a comment - 27/Apr/05 06:44 PM
Right, I see what you mean.

Incidentally, Confluence has a nice 'task list' macro for this:

http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/ds/Tasklist


Lars Kühne added a comment - 03/Mar/06 09:28 AM
Jeff, the confluence task list doesn't help much because you lose all the features that Jira provides:
  • assigning people to tasks
  • setting due dates
  • setting estimated time
  • showing "my tasks" in the assignee's dashboard
  • ...

Anton Mazkovoi [Atlassian] added a comment - 05/Mar/06 04:46 PM
Lars,

I agree, Confluence does not address the problem 100%. Unfortunately, due to the large number of feature requests, we will not be able to address this for JIRA 3.6.

Anton


Dion Adamy added a comment - 05/Jul/06 02:50 PM
Adding 'Clone' as a bulk operation would be a great timesaver for us, I'm surprised it's not a slightly more popular issue. If anyone has figured out a workaround, I'd love to hear about that as well.

Ray Oei [Furore] added a comment - 11/Jul/06 08:17 AM
Starting to use Jira more and more for documenting regression testing this feature would be very helpfull.

Ray Oei [Furore] added a comment - 04/Oct/06 04:19 AM
Oh.. and with the option to copy attachments aswell!

m.pansa@citecvoice.it added a comment - 05/Mar/07 05:15 AM
Us too, we need a bulk copy, better a bulk clone, operation, as a versioning system (but without using one) does, to "branch" a package (version) or a subset of issues.

Kai Irene Busch added a comment - 27/Feb/08 07:17 AM
We need this, too. As we use JIRA to handle our test cases we'd like to have some template test case issues and clone them periodically to the current version.

Irene


Wes Sanford added a comment - 23/Apr/08 06:15 PM
Having this ability will help our use of JIRA and having a Test Case Database project. We would use this for publishing test case issues into projects and sprints.

Jana Frary added a comment - 22/May/08 11:18 AM
I need bulk cloning for test case management in Jira too.