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Migrating Consultant Projects - Need to ReAdd Users

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When I migration Consultant projects, I need to turn on the S/R and then manually re-add in all the users/roles that had been present in PT7.

Is this how it is supposed to work/migrate?

Thanks, listentwice

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It’s not supposed to migrate that way and should be fixed in 8.0.100.34 and later.

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