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×Hi All,
Hope you are doing great!
We are working on template for project creation in jira. Browsed through JIRA suggestions and found that there is an open suggestion (https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-7020) almost 11 years old and with little hope that it may be implemented anytime soon, we were following the Atlassian tutorial for creating our own project templates at https://developer.atlassian.com/jiradev/jira-platform/guides/projects/tutorial-creating-a-project-template.
However, what i noticed is that the plugin built creates new workflows from the bundled workflows for each project and associates the newly created workflows to the newly created project.
I would really like to reuse the existing workflows (meaning used existing workflow and just associate to the new project not create new workflows) in the system and not create new one every time a project is created.
Any pointers will be helpful.
Thank you in advance.
-Parashar
We could do it as following
@Override public ConfigureResponse configure(final ConfigureData configureData) { //Change the schemes here using Jira API's }
The script runner plugin has a built-in script for "Copy Project" that can be used for creating projects from a project template. That's what I use.
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Thank you Tarun for the suggestion.
We did evaluate the option but the problem is that it will include Role memberships and also optionally include filters, dashboards, rapid boards, issues, versions and components.
So we want to go with a clean approach and not have any options to clone any of these objects as it might have issues with clean up later.
Another case is that the plugin will be helpful when script runner is not available.
-Parashar
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script runner on Cloud has NO built-in script for "Copy Project"
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Noticed that a similar question is already asked at https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/276982. but for project-template not sure if that will help for project-blueprint
module
Will be trying the suggestion.
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I'm sure that you can help me.So,
Can I create a Project template for Jira Cloud?
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I have not used or worked with Jira cloud. So i could only take a guess at it.
If you are allowed to upgrade and upload the plugins to Jira cloud then yes this plugin method should be a way to get it done.
If not may be going with Tarun Sapra's answer of script runner is an option.
You may wait for inputs from other though or post your own query to the community.
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Hi @Manola Giangiordano
on Jira Cloud, without apps, it is currently not possible to create your own project templates.
Your best option would be to use the 'Create with shared settings' button during project creation to avoid unnecessary schemes.
However, you will find third party solution, that allow you to create custom project templates on Jira cloud on the marketplace. Take a look:
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/search?hosting=cloud&query=project%20templates%20%2B%20jira
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