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The respective item appears in the JIRA project dropdown if a user has the global "JIRA Administrators" permission.
If a user has this JIRA permission, the user will be able to create projects. There might be other permissions required (e.g. create issue).
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If certain permissions are missing (e.g. create issues), the project might be created/copied, but e.g. the issues are not copied. |
Copy Settings
When copying, you have the enter the following information resp. can use the following options:
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| Source Project Key | Key of the project you want to copy/use as template. | mandatory | ||||
| Target Project Key | (Unique) key of the new project. | mandatory | ||||
| Target Project Name | (Unique) name of the new project. | mandatory | ||||
| Copy Versions | If checked, versions are copied, too. | |||||
| Copy Components | If checked, components are copied, too. | |||||
| Copy Issues | If checked, issues are copied, too. | Issues are copied with attachments and with sub-tasks, but without
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The following elements/relations of a JIRA project are always copied and can't be configured:
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