I try to import via CSV multiple new stories. All but one of them (let's call them Sub-Stories) should be linked "Relates to" to that one story (let's call it Main-Story).
So in my CSV I have a column "Issue ID" and a column "Relates to".
The Main Story has the value 1 in the column "Relates To".
All Sub-Stories have the value 1 in the column "Issue ID".
The validation shows no error. But after the CSV-import, only one Sub-Story is actually linked with "Relates to" to the Main-Story. All other Sub-Stories are missing the link.
What am I doing wrong?
Hello Murat,
Welcome to Atlassian Community!
To properly link stories with a specific Story in your CSV file, you must place the issue id of the "sub-Stories" in the column "Relates to" of the "Main-Story", however, you must use different Issue IDs for each "Sub-Stories".
That been said, you can not add the same value "1" as the issue ID for all the "Sub-Stories" that are been importing. You must add different values to each "Sub-Stories" (1,2,3, etc) and configuring a new "Relates to" column in the "Main-Story" for each issue ID.
Here's a practical example:
Summary,Issue Id,Relates to,Relates to,Link Two House , 1 , 2 , 3 , 2 Patio , 2 , , , Garden , 3 , , , |
The file above would create three issues with correctly created issue links:
For more information regarding this feature, you can check the documentation below:
- How to Import Issue Links from a CSV File
Let me know if you still have any questions.
Thanks a lot @Petter Gonçalves
It worked. I didn't realize I need to create another extra column for each "Sub" story with the appropriate link value.
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You are welcome, Murat.
Have a nice day!
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