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I was migrating our project into Paratext 8 from Paratext 7.5 and in the migration all the word selections and stuff we made previously is gone. It is like we started doing an interlinear on a fresh project. Is this intentional?

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Fixed it using _____ _____'s solution.

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This seems to work with any language not just NT Greek.

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These are problems related to the language codes being changed on resources as they have been themselves migrated to the DBL. This is the first time I have heard of an issue with Greek.
See the following thread for earlier discussions:

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