I am trying to export entire projects and related tasks and issues to excel, then edit in excel and then reupload the updates. is that possible?
Hi Kelly,
Using Jira Command Line Interface app action we can update issues in bulk and upload the file data back to Jira. With this, we can see the issues are updated with the new changes.
--action runFromCsv --file "updateissue.csv" --common "--action updateIssue"
For example, prepare the CSV file with your own columns like issue, description, reporter, etc.. and provide the filename in the CLI action.
Execute the action command and see the issues are updated in the Jira project.
Thanks,
Raja
We have a list of tasks in excel already. I wanted to update names in jira to match the names in our existing spreadsheet. trying to get our tracker off google sheets.
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Take a look at this article. It has detailed steps on how to import using csv(excel)
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Oops...! forgot to paste the link
https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiraserver082/importing-data-from-csv-974356575.html
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yeah....but WHY?
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You can do csv imports to JIRA. You will probably have to do lot of mappings and import issues per project.
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He wants to UPDATE, not IMPORT... Import creates NEW tickets. You cannot use the Import feature to UPDATE EXISTING tickets. There are unfortunately only command line tools (Jira CLI) or 3rd party Excel plugins
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