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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	Since	Notes
Project
Project	1.0.0
Component	1.0.0	special cases
Version	1.0.0	special cases
Category	1.0.0
Workflows
Workflow	1.0.0	special cases
Workflow Scheme	1.0.0	special cases, migration
Fields
Custom field	1.0.0	special cases, resolving conflicts
Custom field context	1.0.0	special cases
Field configurations	1.0.0
Field Configuration Schemes	1.0.0	special cases
Screens
Screen	1.0.0
Screen Scheme	1.0.0
Issue Type Screen Scheme	1.0.0	migration
Issue Types & Attributes
Issue Type	1.0.0
Issue Type Scheme	1.0.0
Sub-Tasks	1.0.0
Resolution	1.0.0
Priority	1.0.0
Status	1.0.0
Permissions & Security
Global Permissions	1.0.0
Permission Schemes	1.0.0
Issue Security Schemes	1.0.0
User management
Users	1.0.0	special cases
Roles	1.0.0
Groups	1.0.0	special cases
Notifications
Notification Schemes	1.0.0
Events	1.0.0
Filters & Dashboards
Filters	3.0	special cases
Dashboards	4.1	special cases
Agile
Agile Boards	4.0	special cases
Agile Sprints	4.0
Jira Service Management	6.0
Portal settings	6.0
Feedback settings	6.0
Participant management	6.0
SD access configuration	6.0
Email channel	6.0
Queues	6.0
Calendars, holidays, working times	6.0
Goals	6.0
Time metrics (SLAs)	6.0
Request types	6.0
Request type groups	6.0
Request type fields	6.0
Request type statuses	6.0
Reports and series	6.0
Customer notification settings	6.0
Outgoing email settings	6.0
Languages	6.0
Default notification rules	6.0
Knowledge base	6.0
Automation rules and all related configuration	6.0
Organizations	6.0	special cases
Organization members	6.0	special cases
Other
Issue Link Types	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 and , 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.