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  1. A source context can be mapped to only one destination context or created as a new context within a given custom field.

  2. If a source context is mapped to a chosen destination context:

    1. The destination context’s options that don’t match any source context options will be deleted.

    2. The source and destination contexts’ options that match (by name/label) won’t be modified.

    3. The source context’s options that don’t match any of the destination context’s options will be added as new to that context.

  3. The source context’s projects will be assigned to the destination context. The added projects will, at the same time, be unassigned from any other contexts of the custom field.

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    titlecontexts without projects
    As a result of this logic, some contexts in the destination might lose all of their projects. Cloud Migration Tool, in this case, will remove such destination contexts. However, the context won’t be deleted if there are issues with option values. Instead, an error stopping the migration will appear after the configuration analysis finishes. In this case, you’ll be advised to visit /wiki/spaces/DCMFJC/pages/143491194 this document for instructions on how to resolve the problem to be able to continue the migration.

  4. A project can be present in only one of the contexts of a custom field.

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  • The merge result will have the destination context’s name.

  • The projects from the source and destination context will be set in the merge result.

  • The source context’s projects will be removed from other destination contexts for the same custom field.

    Status
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    titleContexts without projects
    A destination context might end up without any projects set during the migration. As a result, Cloud Migration Tool will try to delete it. However, the context won’t be deleted if there are issues with option values. Instead, an error stopping the migration will appear after the configuration analysis finishes. In this case, you’ll be advised to visit /wiki/spaces/DCMFJC/pages/143491194 this document for instructions on how to resolve the problem to be able to continue the migration.

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