When I attempt to import from a csv the relationships between Epics and Stories break. This is the csv that is generated when I export from a Jira project.
Key | Issue Type | Parent | Summary | Status | Issue color |
TPC-1 | Epic | Epic 1 | To Do | purple | |
TPC-2 | Story | TPC-1 | Task E1-1 | To Do | purple |
TPC-3 | Story | TPC-1 | Task E1-2 | To Do | purple |
TPC-4 | Story | TPC-1 | Task E1-3 | To Do | purple |
TPC-5 | Epic | Epic 2 | To Do | purple | |
TPC-6 | Story | TPC-5 | Task E2-1 | To Do | purple |
TPC-7 | Story | TPC-5 | Task E2-2 | To Do | purple |
TPC-8 | Story | TPC-5 | Task E2-3 | To Do | purple |
When I save that csv and try to upload it I get the error:
Import completed with 6 errors:
So my stories aren't being uploaded. If I make them sub-tasks instead of stories I can upload without problem but I can't change the Issue Type from Story to Sub-task for what I'm trying to do.
How do I get that downloaded csv to upload while maintaining the Epic>Story parent child relationship?
Thanks
Nevermind. I figured it out.
You would imagine that the "export to csv" function would create a csv that could then be uploaded via the external system import function to create the same project with the same issue relationships. That's not the case. The 'parent' function only defines relationships between a parent and subtasks. To link stories to epics you need to use the epic name and epic link functions.
I've been going crazy with the same situation. I finally broke up the upload file into multiple files and cross referenced them:
It is a real pain to upload hierarchy after the Parent column came in and deprecated the epic-link and parent-id fields. I have to maintain several config files and adds time to cross reference everything.
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