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How to import JIRA backup to the same instance?

Seif Eddine Mouelhi_zdgij2

Hi,

I was given the task to migrate jira projects from next-gen to one single classic project. The reason is simply because we needed to control the release versions, and categorize the work by components.

Once we have done the migration, we noticed that the comments were not migrated, thus we have lost some valuable information.

While trying to restore the backup, it fails telling me that "entities.xml is not available", but it's in the zip file.

Your help is much appreciated.

Thanks,

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Kian Stack Mumo Systems

Can you show us what the structure of the zip file is? It sounds as though the xml might not be at the root of the zip folder.

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Kian Stack Mumo Systems

Can you show us what the structure of the zip file is? It sounds as though the xml might not be at the root of the zip folder.

Seif Eddine Mouelhi_zdgij2

Hi,

the folder structure is as following:

Jira-export:

--activeobject.xml

--data

--entities.xml

I checked the permissions on entities, and it's rwxr-xr-x.

Kian Stack Mumo Systems

When you unzip it, is jira-export a folder you go into to find the other 3?

If so, zip up activeobjects, data, and entities.xml directly.

zip -r backup.zip activeobjects.xml data/ entities.xml would be the linux command.

Seif Eddine Mouelhi_zdgij2

Perfect, I had to zip it directly rather than using the file it self!

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