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How to import GitLab issues to Bitbucket

Paul Merker
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November 21, 2018

Hi,

I am trying to import my GitLab Issues list (given in .csv format) into my Bitbucket repository because we are moving to Bitbucket.

Based on this https://confluence.atlassian.com/bitbucket/issue-import-export-data-format-330796872.html , I've written a little python script to read in the csv with the GitLab issues and convert them to expected json format.

My question: Which fields are really required and what to name the resulting json file ? I have tried naming it db-2.0.json aswell as db-1.0.json. Afterwards i zipped the file and tried to upload it. The error message from Bitbucket:

No db found in archive.

 

 

Thank you,

Paul

 

 

P.S.: Somehow I could not find anything on the internet addressing this topic.

 

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Paul Merker
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November 21, 2018

UPDATE:

Although I received emails about Bitbucket failing to import my issues, a while later I got one about a successful import. So it seems (i don't know why or how) that Bitbucket imported my issues correctly. I have also confirmed that inside the repo where all my issues appear. When a new issue is created, the issue id continues from the last imported issue number.

 

UPDATE v2.0:

tldr: As it seems the file has to be called db-1.0.json instead of db-2.0.json

Now everything works fine.

Shruti Mendhe
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December 31, 2021

for me its not even working

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