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  1. Jira Cloud
  2. JRACLOUD-23498

Recycle Bin for Jira Projects

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      Atlassian update - 16 July 2020

      Hi everyone,

      Today we’re excited to announce that Trash for Projects is generally available as part of Jira Software.

      With “Trash” for projects, when a project is deleted it will be moved to “Trash” before it will be automatically deleted after 60 days. This will give a window to recover if projects were accidentally deleted. Projects can also be permanently deleted manually before the 60-day window expires.

      You can learn more about the feature at https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/trash-for-jira-software-and-jira-core-projects-1001820064.html 

      Regards,
      Ritesh Ranjan
      Product Manager, JIRA Platform
       

      When users inadvertently delete issue(s), getting them back is a royal PITA. Ie database restore, import into new instance etc, copy across somehow.

      Would be nice if deleted issues could be moved to a per-project recycle bin, as per confluence. That way if you needed to get them out they'd still have the same ID.

      BTW - I am aware of workarounds involving a Delete workflow action and issue security schemes, but I don't think that cuts it.

            rranjan2 Ritesh Ranjan (Inactive)
            3a98194c076d Jamie Echlin
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