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Suggestion
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Resolution: Fixed
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Description
NOTE: This suggestion is for JIRA Server. Using JIRA Cloud? See the corresponding suggestion.
Here is my situation I frequently create sandboxes especially of JIRA to test things prior to production deployment. In doing this, I make a mirror of the production system, and in doing this it creates all the application links. If I remove them on the sandbox it wipes them out the reciprocal link on all the other servers so Confluence, and especially Fisheye/Crucible stop working as they are no longer linked to production JIRA.
As a work around I just go in and disable outgoing and incoming authentication. But I would rather just get rid of it without touching the reciprocal link, is there a setting or a way to do that. (Note: I could just shut down eth0 and do it from the console, and when it tried to remove reciprocal it cannot as there is no network, but don't like that solution either)
I would prefer there just be some sort of checkbox or something that says don't touch the reciprocal link.
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Issue Links
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JRACLOUD-61008 Deleting a link removes reciprocal without regard
- Closed