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If I download a full backup of the Jira project, how do I run a script on it to get the issue count?

If I download a full backup of the Jira project, how do I run a script on it to get the issue count?

If I have downloaded a full back up of the Jira project, how do I run a command script on it to get the issue and project count for the JIRA bundle?

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I would use some (probably rather complex) XSLT to extract the numbers if you have to do it that way.

A far better way would be to look at the "system information" page for the system, where it will list those numbers (with lots of other useful things)

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The 'system information' page was removed. Is there another way to view?

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Without having to build code and scripts, import the backup into a temporary dev system and read the system info, or go to the database.

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If I download a full backup of the Jira project, how do I run a script on it to get the issue count?

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