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Fix Version field - can I reuse it within projects?

Sirish Patel
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February 20, 2022

I have multiple team managed projects and would like to use a single version across all projects. How can I do this?

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February 20, 2022

Hi @Sirish Patel 

Out of the box this is not possible, you could hack something together with automation rules, however i presume it will cause a lot of headaches over time. ;)

The easiest way, but it will cost money, is to do it with a plugin like Version Sync for Jira.

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Dave

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February 21, 2022

Hi @Sirish Patel and welcome to the community!

Team managed projects are stand alone project. They can't share settings with any project. Furthermore, versions on Jira (even on company managed projects) exists only on that specific project. You can't have a "global" version for all of your projects. This actually doesn't make any sense to be honest.

What you could actually do, besides the use of an app (such as scriptrunner, JMWE) as @Dave Bosman [Realdolmen] suggests, is to use automation rules to get this things done. However, I haven't try that myself. 

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