Introduction

QTM4J allows admins to copy configurations of one project to another project or import configurations into the current project. This saves time in manually duplicating existing settings.

Jira System Admin can select and copy Configurations, Permissions, and Project Settings from a source project to multiple target projects in a single operation. This feature allows them to duplicate existing settings from the template project whenever a new project is created.
Project Admin can select and import Configurations, Permissions, and Project Settings from a Source Project to their Current Project.

The Project Settings can be copied or imported from the following places in the application:

Feature Availability	Purpose

Feature Availability	Purpose
Apps > Manage Apps > QTM4J > Global Settings > Copy Project Settings	For the Jira Admin to copy configuration settings to multiple projects
Apps > QMetry > Configuration > Import Project Settings	For the Project Admin to import configuration settings to the current project

→ Required Permissions

The following permissions are required to perform the copy and import Configuration operations.

For Copy from QTM4J Global Settings:

Users should have the Jira Admin role.
Users performing the copy operation must be part of the Group mentioned under Global Settings > General Configuration > Manage QTM4J Project Settings.
Users performing the copy operation must have the “Configuration View” permission of the source project and “Configuration Modify” permissions of target projects.

For Import from QMetry > Configuration:

Users Performing the copy operation must be part of the Group mentioned under Global Settings > General Configuration > Manage QTM4J Project Settings.
Users performing the import operation must have Project Jira Administrator permission of the target project or Product Administrator permission, the “Configuration View” permission of the source project, and the “Configuration View” and “Configuration Modify” permissions of the target project.

Business Rules

Only projects that have the QMetry For Jira settings enabled will appear on the Source Project and Target Projects list.
To copy permissions, the QMetry permissions should be enabled in the source project.
When copying configurations from Global Settings, the Admin can select a maximum of five target projects at a time.
The copied permissions replace the existing permissions in the target project.
For Labels, Components, Priority, and Status, the new values will be merged with existing values in the target projects.
System Fields: Mandatory settings will be copied.
Execution Result Settings: Sequence will not be copied and existing Custom Execution Status will be retained.
Custom fields and values: Fields and values will be copied along with the default and required settings to the target projects only if they do not exist in the target project.
Archived values of system fields will not get copied.
Parameters: Parameters and values will be copied to the target projects only if they do not exist in the target project. If a parameter already exists in the target project, the new values will be merged.
The Page Limit setting will not be copied to the target project as it is a user-specific setting.

Copy Settings from Global Settings

Follow the steps mentioned below to copy the Project Settings that exist in one project to multiple projects.

1. Go to Apps > Manage Apps > QTM4J > Global Settings > Copy Project Settings.

2. Open the Copy Settings tab.

3. Select Source Project: The list shows only QMetry Enabled Projects. Select the project the Settings of which you want to copy to the target project(s).

4. Select Target Project: The list shows only QMetry Enabled Projects. You can select multiple projects up to five projects to copy the settings from the source project.

5. Select Configurations to Copy: Select the settings to copy the existing settings in the selected Source Project to the selected Target Project(s).

Notes:

Automation API API Settings will copy the settings for JUnit and TestNG.
The BDD settings are currently unavailable for copying from the source project. Since these repositories are specific to individual projects, they may not be applicable across different projects.
Copy Permissions: Selection of the Copy Permissions option under the QMetry Project Settings section will completely replace the target project permissions with a copy of Source Project Permissions. This may result in the loss of existing permissions in the Target Projects. This option will only work when the Source Project has QMetry Permissions enabled.
- If you are copying permissions, it is recommended that you review the permissions in the target projects once the settings are copied.

6. Click on the Copy button adjacent to the project selection drop-down menus.

The confirmation message pops up.

7. Click on the Proceed button to start copying the project settings from the source project to the selected target project(s).

The success message appears.

View Request Status

Once you initiate the process of copying configuration, you can view all the requests in the Request Status tab in the Copy Project Settings section. The tab shows details of Request Id, Source Project, Target Project, Requester, Processed On, and Status.

To view details of a request, hover over the record and click on the View Details icon.

You can view the elaborated status of the individual settings that have been copied from the source project to the target project(s) and the reason for failure or error.

The following table depicts which Status will be shown in which scenario.

Status	Scenario

Status	Scenario
Queued	When the copy tasks are lined up to be performed.
In Progress	When the copy operation is still under process.
Completed	When all the settings are copied successfully.
Failed	When all the settings are failed to be copied.
Partially Completed	When some of the settings are copied successfully and some are failed to be copied.

Audit Log of Copy Settings

You can view the audit log of the Copy Project Settings operation under Configuration > Audit Log > Configuration Logs tab of the target project(s).

Import Project Settings from Configuration

Refer to Import Project Settings from Configuration for more details.