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Importing date started from CSV to JIRA

Alphonsa Joseph

Hi Team,

Can anyone suggest on to which filed the values of date started from CSV has to be mapped in JIRA .Because after import I am seeing that the value of date started is the date at which the upload action is performed. It is not taking values from the provided CSV.

May be I am mapping it to wrong filed.

Can anyone suggest the right filed name to be mapped for Date started.

Date Started.PNG

Accepted answers

Alexey Matveev

Hello,

When importing worklogs, you should provide worklogs in the correct format:

Summary,Worklog
Only time spent (one hour),3600
With a date and an author,2012-02-10 12:30:10;wseliga;120
With an additional comment,Testing took me 3 days;2012-02-10 12:30:10;wseliga;259200

Pay attention how the worklog field is set:

2012-02-10 12:30:10;wseliga;120

First goes the start date, then author of the worklog and then the value of the worklog.

All comments

Tarun Sapra

Hello @Alphonsa Joseph

The field "date started" is not a system field in Jira. Thus, it must be a custom field in your source JIra instance, hence you have to create a similar field in the target Jira instance while doing the import and map this field in CSV with the custom field in the target Jira.