How boards and filters are migrated

The filter is private and can only be viewed and edited by the owner and Jira admins.

The filter is shared with a user, group, or project. Depending on the permissions granted, users can view or edit the filter.

The filter is shared with all users on your Jira instance.

If a filter is Shared with anyone on the web, this allows public access to certain information on your site. If you want to prevent people who aren’t logged in from viewing this information and limit access to your logged-in users, either:

• change the filter’s permissions.

• remove public access to these filters. Learn more about anonymous user access

What’s migrated

What’s not migrated

• All filters and boards created or shared with your selected projects
  
  
  

• Single project filters shared with:

  • Public/private, or to certain users and groups

  • Non-migrating projects

• If you've selected Project A and Project B for migration, then all boards and filters created or shared to these two projects would be migrated.

• Boards and filters shared with public/private, users, groups, or with a non-migrating Project C would be migrated.

• All filters and cross-project boards, regardless of their shared access

• Single project boards created on

  • non-migrating projects.

To migrate these boards, include the relevant projects in your migration.

• If you’ve selected Project A and Project B, then all filters and cross-project boards will be migrated regardless of their shared permission.

• Single project boards created on project C, which is not included in migration would not be migrated. To migrate these boards, you’ll have to migrate Project C.

• No boards and filters will be included for migration.

(Some boards and filters are migrated even when this option is selected. Known issue: MIG-1654)