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The Configuration tab lists all the configuration elements that will either be added, modified, or present errors on the destination Jira Cloud site. For each configuration element, we display its name, type, and problems, if any are detected.
In the Configuration tab, there is a tag for each configuration element name indicating its change type:
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The detected problems are two types: warnings and errors. Warnings do not stop you from finishing your deployments, but errors do. So, in case, the analysis detects any error or conflict between current Jira Cloud and destination Jira Cloud configurations, you need to take care of it and fix it before you can complete the deployment.
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If CMJ Cloud detects a conflict while it scans source and destination configuration, it will offer shortcuts to resolve the problem. You’ll see them as a Rename or Change key (for projects) button in the conflict message in the Analyze Changes phase of the deployment. This way, you can fix conflicts faster, regardless if of whether they’re between source and destination projects or configuration elements.
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