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Supported configuration objects

The table below shows the full list of supported configuration objects. Additionally, to find information about 3rd party apps integrated with Configuration Manager, see the List of Integrated Apps document.

Configuration Object

Root Object

Since

Notes

Project

Project

ROOT

1.0.0

Component

CHILD

1.0.0

special cases

Version

CHILD

1.0.0

special cases

Category

ROOT

1.0.0

Workflows

Workflow

ROOT

1.0.0

special cases

Workflow Scheme

ROOT

1.0.0

special cases, migration

Fields

Custom field

ROOT

1.0.0

special casesresolving conflicts

Custom field context

CHILD

1.0.0

special cases

Field configurations

ROOT

1.0.0

Field Configuration Schemes

ROOT

1.0.0

special cases

Screens

Screen

ROOT

1.0.0

Screen Scheme

ROOT

1.0.0

Issue Type Screen Scheme

ROOT

1.0.0

migration


Issue Types & Attributes

Issue Type

ROOT

1.0.0

Issue Type Scheme

ROOT

1.0.0

Sub-Tasks

ROOT

1.0.0

Resolution

ROOT

1.0.0

Priority

ROOT

1.0.0

Status

ROOT

1.0.0

Permissions & Security

Global Permissions

ROOT

1.0.0

Permission Schemes

ROOT

1.0.0

Issue Security Schemes

ROOT

1.0.0

User management

Users

ROOT

1.0.0

special cases

Roles

ROOT

1.0.0

Groups

ROOT

1.0.0

special cases

Notifications

Notification Schemes

ROOT

1.0.0

Events

ROOT

1.0.0

Filters & Dashboards

Filters

ROOT

3.0

special cases

Dashboards

ROOT

4.1

special cases

Agile

Agile Boards

ROOT

4.0

special cases

Agile Sprints

ROOT

4.0

Jira Service Management

 CHILD

6.0

Portal settings

CHILD

6.0

Feedback settings

CHILD

6.0

Participant management

CHILD

6.0

SD access configuration

CHILD

6.0

Email channel

CHILD

6.0

Queues

CHILD

6.0

Calendars, holidays, working times

CHILD

6.0

Goals

CHILD

6.0

Time metrics (SLAs)

CHILD

6.0

Request types

CHILD

6.0

Request type groups

CHILD

6.0

Request type fields

CHILD

6.0

Request type statuses

CHILD

6.0

Reports and series

CHILD

6.0

Customer notification settings

CHILD

6.0

Outgoing email settings

CHILD

6.0

Languages

CHILD

6.0

Default notification rules

CHILD

6.0

Knowledge base

CHILD

6.0

Automation rules and all related configuration

CHILD

6.0

Organizations

ROOT

6.0

special cases

Organization members

CHILD

6.0

special cases

Other

Issue Link Types

ROOT

1.2.1

Root Configuration Objects

Knowing which objects are considered root configuration objects will help you better understand the process of creating and deploying snapshots. That’s because when deploying a snapshot with CMJ, you’ll only be given differences between root objects to review.

Root configuration objects contain child configuration objects within them. So, by understanding which objects are ROOT and CHILD, you can make better judgments when deciding which ones to keep and which to merge.

Root and child objects

Examples of root configuration objects are project, workflow, issue type, etc.

Examples of child configuration objects are version, component, post-function, condition, etc.

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