How to merge Polyspace Access projects?

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Polyspace Bug Finder Server results are beeing uploaded to a new folder in Polyspace Bug Finder Access. As we want to keep the historical data we want to merge the projects residing in the old folder with the ones in the new folder. Could you assist us in how this is done?
Here is an example of our folder structure in Polyspace access:
public
- old_folder
- project_a
- project_b
- new_folder
- project_a
- project_b
I have tried to use the move operator in the UI, but it complains that a project with that name already exist.

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Anirban
Anirban on 28 Jun 2021
Hi,
The Polyspace Access UI does not allow two projects with the same name in the same folder. But I don't think you want to see the two projects side by side. You could have renamed the older projects by adding _old or something similar and then moved the projects to the new folder.
When you ask about merging older projects with the newer ones, you are probably trying to import review information (Status, Severity and so on) from the older projects to the newer ones. In that case, you can download the older project results programmatically, import the review information from the downloaded older projects to the newer project results, and then upload the newer projects. See information on this workflow in Merge Review Information Between Polyspace Access Projects.
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Anirban
Anirban on 29 Jun 2021
Please contact MathWorks Technical Support. They can help you migrate the older projects so that they appear as predecessors of the newer ones and allow comparison.
Jonas Hemlin
Jonas Hemlin on 30 Jun 2021
I ended up deleting the new folder and the projects therein and renaming the old folder to the new name, then new uploads were going into the original projects.
Thank you for the guidence Anirban.

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