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Resolution: Unresolved
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Hi everyone,
Thank you for taking the time to share your feature request with us. Your input is greatly appreciated, and we understand the effort and dedication it takes to provide us with your thoughts and ideas.
we plan to launch an EAP in mid Dec 2024 to address handling of duplicated Jira config entities, refer community post for more details and to sign up to early access.
Regards
Rahil Hameed
Senior PM - Cloud Transitions
Issue Summary
When migrating a single project to a site the first time using C2C method, a new custom field will be created with (migrated) appended in their name.
This is reproducible on Data Center: N/A
Steps to Reproduce
- Choose a destination site where C2C migration has not been performed yet.
- In the source site, select a project and perform a C2C migration to the destination site.
- Go to Settings > Issues > Custom fields
Expected Results
If the custom field in the source and the destination sites have the same name, and underlying properties, they should be merged in one custom field to avoid unnecessary duplicates.
Actual Results
If the custom field in the source and the destination sites have the same name, and underlying properties, a new custom field is still created in the destination site with (migrated) appended on the name.
Workaround
Currently there is no known workaround for this behavior. A workaround will be added here when available
- duplicates
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JRACLOUD-82726 Broken system field's description after migrating a team-managed project through the Migration Dashboard.
- Closed
- relates to
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CLOUD-11436 Cloud-to-cloud migration - don't create a new custom field with the suffix migrated when a custom field already exists
- In Progress
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MIG-186 Give users the option to remove the migrated text from fields
- Gathering Interest
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