I am attempting to import about 800 issues using the CSV import to Cloud Jira/Jira Agile. I have looked at the help documentation regarding the fields I can use and how to use them, and the behavior I'm seeing from JIRA is not matching with what the documentation says, as far as I can tell.
I have created a number of custom fields, and I can map those to JIRA just fine.
Here are the fields I am having difficulty importing to Jira:
The help documentation I am referring to is:
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Creating+issues+using+the+CSV+importer
(*1) - I am doing this according to the instructions in the section Tips for importing CSV data into JIRA fields
(*2) - I am doing this according to the instructions in the section Importing issues into multiple JIRA projects
Thanks in advance for the help. I am really struggling here and welcome any sage advice.
Hello Doug,
it may be confusing, but we currently have two CSV Importers.
We are still working on our documentation to clearly state the differences between those features.
This is ridiculous. Has the documentation been updated?
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Hi @Przemyslaw Borkowski , Have you added any new documentation on this issue? I'm trying to find out exactly which fields are available for the Bulk Create tool (accessed from the top menu). A number of our custom fields seem to be unavailable there, and I can't figure out if/how the options map to our JIRA permissions. I need to allow one of our non-admins to bulk upload tickets, but we're currently blocked by this problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I hope this is documented soon, I was quite confused as to why some fields are missing. It's better to make sure only people with admin rights can perform this operation so that they can see all the fields.
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Apparently the documentation is still not present regarding the import of issues for normal users and admins.
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Indeed, stumbled accross the same problem. It would have been nice if it was documented correctly. Would save a lot of time...
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I lost almost half a day to trying to figure out how to map the comment field (after giving up on mapping issue key which it turns out I can also do. Also the admin tool doesn't have features like validate.
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:) - 4,5 years later and it still has not been updated - wow. There should at least a warning for end users or something - strange is that bulk does not even recognize exact matched - not by Description to Description not description to description.
At least something, but no carrot this time.
TY
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Oh my god when i was a fresher i read this comment and now i became a manager still reading the same and waiting for the update.
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@atlassian should read this thread and the thousand more like this... Keeping unsolved this issue makes no sense in 2020... I understand that these crappy importers and their confusing documentation is directly an invitation to buy add-ons.
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Almost a year on ..... Please correct me if I am wrong but the Admin import functionality no longer appears to exist in the Administrators area. The documentation has NOT been updated though. Looks like its all back to square 1. It seems that the import is possible in External System Import>CSV (Jira import) but even mapping the fields still creates new issues instead of updating existing ones, despite the Issue Key being mapped.
Does anyone have a solution to updating existing issues in the cloud as I have spent far too long trying to get a config file that actually updates.
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In my Jira Server Instance (v8.5) the Import functionality "External System Import" in the system administration is still available, as well as the Bulk Importer unter the Issues Navigation Menu.
But I could not find any documentation on it anyway.
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