Track cloning activities with Clone History in Deep Clone for Jira. Maintain a clear and detailed record of all cloning operations.
Clone History can be used to see running and finished clone jobs. It can be seen by navigating to Apps > Deep Clone > Clone History.
Every clone job can be shown in detail by clicking on the Show button.
Clone Job Statuses
Clone jobs can have the following statuses:
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The clone job was just triggered and will begin shortly. |
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The clone job is currently not being processed, possibly because too many clone jobs are already running. It will be processed as soon as possible. Currently, up to 5 clone jobs can run in parallel for a Jira instance |
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The clone job is currently being processed. |
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The clone job was started with the “Create and confirm” option and is currently waiting on a user to create the next work item. This can be done by clicking on the “Show” button and then “Resume creating work items”. |
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The clone job has been paused and will not continue until it is resumed. This can be done by clicking on the “Show” button and then “Resume”. |
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The clone job is done. This status is shown regardless of warnings or errors having been encountered during cloning. |
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The clone job was manually canceled. This status is final and cannot be reverted. |
Clone Job Visibility And Limitations
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If the current user is an administrator, all clone jobs are shown. Otherwise, every user only sees their own clone jobs
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Only clone jobs started on the Jira instance are shown. Clone jobs started from another instance and cloning to the current instance (see Instance Clone) will not be shown.
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Clone jobs started up to 30 days in the past can be shown. Older clone jobs cannot be shown.
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The data shown in the table is not automatically updated. To monitor a running clone job, click on the Show button or regularly refresh the page.
