How do I import a list of items that must be parent linked to an item in a different project in Jira? I have tried using the Jira issue identifier (example: PBK-18) and I have tried using the Jira Parent's issue id (example 664401) to map to the "Parent" and I tried mapping to the "Parent Link" and neither works.
I have also tried copying the url and map that to the parent or parent link. Does not work.
How do I do this?
Hello @James George Lance_ Jr
Welcome to the Atlassian community.
Are you trying to link subtasks to a story/task item, a story/task item to an Epic, or an Epic to a higher level custom item?
What is the outcome for each of the scenarios you tried? Do you get some sort of message?
How have you accessed the import functionality? Are you accessing it as an end user (with no admin permissions) or as an Administrator?
My hierarchy in Jira is Epics, then Features, then Stories or Tasks, then sub tasks. My Epics are in one Jira Project, my Features are in another Jira Project, and my Stories/Tasks/subTasks are in other projects unique to each team. We link everything and use Plans to see the connection of everything.
I am trying to upload a program that someone created in MS Project by uploading the Feature items into my Feature project but I need the Parent Link to link to 1 Epic in the Epic project. I cannot figure out what I need in my CSV file so that when I use the External System Import "old experience" it uploads the appropriate parent linking to my Epic
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For linking a Level 1 item (your Feature) to an existing Level 2 item (your Epic) you need two columns in your CSV;
In your field mapping, like #1 to "Work item id" and #2 to "Parent Link"
When I did that, and both projects were Company Managed Software, the link between the new Level 1 item and the pre-existing Level 2 item was created.
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