Can I make a duplicate (or a copy) of the entire Project Area?
Say I have Project Area 1, I kind of wanted to have Project Area 2 with the exact contents that Project Area 1 has (queries, work items, etc)
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We did this with the use of some internal tooling. It isn't perfect, it doesn't copy absolutely everything, but does a pretty good job. You can contact me offline if you wish and I can point you to this internal team. We paid them for their services.
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Ming Jie Cai
commented May 06 '14, 2:08 a.m.
Hi Susan, we also need this internal tooling for customer project, could you please give me some help on how to get this service? Thanks!
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There is no UI gesture to copy an entire project area but you can extract a process template from a project area and then use that process template to create a new project area. The net result of this will be to create a second project area which has the same process rules, roles, work item definitions etc as the original project area but will not have a copy of artifacts such as work items.
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In 4.0.1, you can do this in the web client: https://jazz.net/help-dev/clm/topic/com.ibm.jazz.platform.doc/topics/t_exporting_process_templates_web.html.
If you're using an earlier release, you can do this only from the Eclipse client: https://jazz.net/help-dev/clm/topic/com.ibm.jazz.platform.doc/topics/t_create_process_template.html. Ken Comments
Susan Hanson
commented Nov 07 '12, 10:59 p.m.
But this won't do what the initial request was, which was to get a new project area with "the exact contents that Project Area 1 has (queries, work items, etc)", right?
That's right. Process template only contains some configurations, such as workitem type. No real artifacts are included in a process template.
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I believe you can do this in RRC 4.x now
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