I'm importing a large CSV file with issues from Gitlab.
In Jira i've created the following fields under issue type "task" and this type is set as default:
- Gitlab Issue ID
- Gitlab Author
- Gitlab Assignee
Mapping this fields during the import isn't a problem and everything gets imported.
When i check the imported issues, the custom fields are all empty.
CSV style:
Issue ID,URL,Summary,Status,Description,Author,Author Username,Assignee,Assignee Username,Confidential,Due Date,Created At,Updated At,Closed At,Milestone,Labels
409,https://code.gitlabserver.com/projectname/app/issues/409,Update of the Editor image library,"Open","Users were complaining the current image library wasn't functioning properly. I designed a proper working image library. You can find the prototype here: https://url.here.com/
The sketch file can be found here: https://url.here.com/",Dave Hoeks,daveh,,,No,,2017-02-28 12:30:02,2019-01-16 10:05:04,,,Prio-3 editor features
Expected: In this example only Gitlab Assignee has to be empty.
Reality: Gitlab Author and Gitlab Issue ID are empty too.
Created at, Updated at, Labels, Status etc. are filled in correctly after the import.
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I can't see in the CSV any values for
- Gitlab Issue ID
- Gitlab Author
- Gitlab Assignee
Where are you mapping these from in your CSV file?
At Import > Setup > Fields:
Issue ID -> Gitlab Issue ID;
Author -> Gitlab Author;
Assignee -> Gitlab Assignee;
At Import > Setup > Fields > Values:
Assignee
(Imported as Custom Field Gitlab Assignee)
The values displayed at this screen are correct.
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