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- A project with previously existing project key must exist in JIRA.
- JIRA project data are already imported into JIRA using single project restore.
- All the JIRA issues and Releases must have been imported prior to migration.
- Check reverse traceability and release tabs in RMsis. JIRA related data related to this project should be visible.
- Please ensure that no addition or deletion have been performed in JIRA after the data import in JIRA.
- All the JIRA issues and Releases must have been imported prior to migration.
- RMsis is already installed and synced with JIRA so that the project exists in RMsis.
- Open RMsis and select the above mentioned project.
- This will sync the project with JIRA and import JIRA issues and releases inside RMsis.
- RMsis should not contain any pre-existing RMsis data(Requirements,Test Cases etc related to the project being restored) before the data import.
- Do not insert any data within this project before the migration.
- Workflow of source and destination RMsis must be same.
- This is necessary if advanced workflow is enabled in the source RMsis.
- All the users of source instance must be mapped with new users in destination instance.
- If the users are different in target instance, please map all the users to pre-existing users of target instance.
- Data importer will create Global and local Local custom fields in target instance.
- Please run the migration validator to ensure that same name custom fields have same data typedoes not exist.
- If it exists, you will have to rename these fields before data restoration.
Migration Validator
This is a java based utility which is used to validate the above mentioned Pre-Requisites. Please follow the steps mentioned below to perform the validation.
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