How to migrate automation flows
When migrating to cloud using the Jira Cloud Migration Assistant, you can migrate your automation flows along with other project components. This page explains what automation flows you can migrate and how they work after migration.
はじめる前に
Ensure the Automation for Jira plugin (version 7.2.6 or later) or Automation for Jira Lite plugin (version 7.3.3 or later) is enabled in your Data Center instance.
Review your automation flows, especially those with cross-project dependencies
Understand that some steps may need reconfiguration after migration
The following features are not included in migration:
Flow actors
自動化監査ログ
パフォーマンス インサイト
Global configuration settings
Understanding automation flows
Before migration, it's important to understand two types of automation flows:
Project flows: Specific to individual projects
Global flows: Apply across multiple projects
移行オプション
When migrating automation flows, you have three options:
Option 1: Only automation flows related to selected projects
Migrates flows specific to your selected projects
Does not include global flows
Includes option to include or exclude disabled flows
Option 2: All automation flows
Migrates both project-specific and global flows
Only option that includes global automation flows
Option 3 : None
No automation flows will be migrated
Note: When re-migrating automation flows, your Data Center flows will always replace the existing Cloud flows. Any customizations or changes made to these flows in Cloud will be overwritten by your Data Center version.
Key migration behaviors
Flows referencing multiple projects will work partially until all referenced projects are migrated
Users and groups mentioned in flows are automatically included in migration
All migrated automation flows are disabled on the cloud by default post migration
Automation steps supported in migration
When migrating automation flows, steps have different levels of support in cloud. Here's what each status means:
Supported steps: Migrate completely and work the same way in cloud
Partially supported steps: Migrate but may have some limitations or behave differently in cloud
Unsupported steps: Don't migrate and need to be recreated in cloud
Review your automation flows before migration to identify any using partially supported or unsupported steps.
Fully supported steps
These steps migrate with complete functionality and work as expected in cloud:
Step type | Supported items |
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トリガー |
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操作 |
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Branches/Conditions |
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Partially supported steps
Partially supported steps migrate to the cloud but might exhibit differences in functionality due to feature parity between Jira on-premise and cloud environments. This means that certain features or settings available on-premise may not exist or behave differently in the cloud, resulting in a slightly altered user experience.
It's important to verify each step post-migration to ensure it functions as expected. If you notice any discrepancies, you can manually adjust settings to align with your original setup.
What You Can Do:
Review and test: After migration, review all partially supported steps and test their functionality in the cloud environment.
Manual adjustments: For any differences observed, manually reconfigure the steps to match your needs.
ステップ | Partially supported steps |
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トリガー |
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操作 |
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Branches/Conditions |
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Unsupported steps
These steps won't migrate and need to be recreated in cloud if needed:
ステップ | Unsupported steps |
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トリガー |
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操作 |
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Branches/Conditions | -- |
詳細情報とサポート
移行をサポートする多数のチャンネルをご用意しています。
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