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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Low
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None
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2
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Severity 2 - Major
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Issue Summary
When issues are moved between team and company projects and there exists an epic with child issues in it, this Epic relationship is completely lost in the course of moving these issues into a company managed project. See JSWCLOUD-17221 for a context of history on this issue.
While JSWCLOUD-18643 sought to maintain this relationship, instead the resolution in that ticket indicates that a warning banner is now provided when users try to move a single issue of type Epic in a team managed project.
Unfortunately, the Bulk operations are not also displaying this warning during the move. Which results in customers moving these issues and losing that epic/child relation data on their issues
Steps to Reproduce
- Create a team managed project with an Epic
- Assign some issues to that Epic
- Using the bulk operations, move multiple issues in that project including the epic to a Company managed project
Expected Results
We expect to see the same kind of warning we see when moving an epic to a different project.
Actual Results
Workaround
none
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JSWCLOUD-18643 When migrating between next-gen and classic projects Epic links info is lost and instead conversion should automatically maintain this data link between project types
- Closed
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JSWCLOUD-17221 Epic link gets removed when moving an epic from a "classic" project to a "next-gen" project
- Closed
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JRACLOUD-73590 Jira won't group issues from the same issue type on a bulk move, if they belong to a different Epic, on a Next-gen project
- Closed