I have recently migrated a project from Jira Server to Jira Cloud. Now I would like to copy data from a migrated custom field (date field) to the Due Date in the same story of the migrated project.
Once copied, I want to delete the old custom date field.
I am unable to find the copy field value to another field function in the Jira cloud, hoping someone can guide me here.
Hi @Dipti Nair
Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
On cloud, you can create an automation rule to copy value from one field to another. I have tried below Automation rule and it works perfectly.
For the automation rule creation -
Automation Rule -
Run Rule manually from Issue via Actions -> Rule name (This can be automated as well based on your needs/ trigger that you set in your automation rule)
Audit Log -
After rule execution -
Once done, you can then delete the source field that you want to delete. Let me know if this helps.
Thanks a lot @Kishan Sharma this solution works well, however I have around 3000 issues to update. Can I run this rule to bulk update all issues?
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Thanks @Evgenii I was able to bulk update the issues through a scheduled trigger however only 1000 at a time which was not too bad.
Many thanks,
Dipti
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Thank you for pitching in @Evgenii
Hi @Dipti Nair Good to know that the solution worked. If my answer was helpful, could you please mark it as accepted, it will help other members having similar question.
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Hi, @Dipti Nair
Sure, here is example how to make it
1. Change trigger event to "Scheduled". Set there shedule like on my example (but you can change it), it's not important.
1.1. Check box "Run a JQL query". Set JQL filter, which selects required issues, that you want to change. Uncheck box "Only include issues that have changed"
2. Set addition filter, in order not to do duplicate work
3. Set action, like in @Kishan Sharma example, to set Start date from Due date.
4. Run rule
If you will see error, that rule was throttled, you can run it again, it can happen, with large number of issues.
After execution, when all issues will be changed, don't forget to turn off the rule!
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Thanks @Kishan Sharma and @Evgeniy. You saved me a lot of time. I completed the migration and project configuration on time, so the team could start using it without experiencing any downtime.
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