Hi,
I am trying import 12000 issue from one instance to another. while importing issues along with comment, it is showing as Importer name on comment instead of actual existing username on CSV file.
Is there any way we can populate with existing username.
Please let me know if you required more information
Thank you
Hello, comments can be imported with additional information, this link shows you examples
Assignee, Summary, Description, Attachment, Comment
bob@example.com, "Issue demonstrating the CSV attachment import", "Please check the attached image below.", "https://jira-server:8080/secure/attachment/image-name.png", "01/01/2012 10:10;Admin; This comment works"
bob@example.com, "CSV attachment import with timestamp,author and filename", "Please check the attached image below.", "01/01/2012 13:10;Admin;image.png;file://image-name.png", "01/01/2012 10:10;Admin; This comment works"
If you look at this example, the comment has this format
"01/01/2012 10:10;Admin; This comment works"
This is the creation date of the comment, the author and the body.
If they are not indicated and only the string (Body) is passed, it will create it as a comment of the user who imports
Commenter named xxx.xxxx@xxx.com not found. Creating issue with currently logged in user instead.
Above error i am getting while i am importing comment. Also, User account already exist in our instance.
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I'm currently experiencing the same problem with a CSV import. The commenter is permissioned for the Jira project, but every time I try importing I get "Commenter null not found."
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