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# Clone

Cloning (![Icono clonado](https://1386330368-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F2jqgE5yyM3S58JKHROiz%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-6130e71acf36dd05cf714655f2ec344c885ba9b8%2F04_icono_clonar_gf.png?alt=media)) is a feature that allows creating a new *file group* based on another already created one and is especially useful when the new *file group* shares the values of many of the parameters of the *file group* already existing one.

Initially, all the parameters of the *file group* being copied (**Configuration**, **Signer groups**, **Users – Groups** and **Controllers**). As many as necessary should be modified in each of the four stages and finally click **Save**. If the system finds no conflict with the rest of the *file groups* already configured, the new *file group* will be created and added to the list.

🧾 **Use case**

> A first one has already been registered *file group* for a certain amount range of a certain set of files and it is necessary to configure another one for the next range. Instead of creating it from **New group**, where the parameter form is displayed blank, use **Clone** to display the form populated with all the parameters of the *file group* being copied. Then, the amount range and any other parameters that need to change are modified, and click **Save**. The process is much faster.

This functionality is also accessible from the detail query of the *file group*.


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