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Accidental overwrite of nearly 100 issues, need restore without full restore of entire instance

Jpeck

Hello, while trying to do a bulk import of 96 new issues, my colleague accidentally overwrote the first 96 issues of the instance. (The histories of each of the overwritten issues remain.) Without doing a full restore of the instance that has more than 9000 issues, is there an easy way to restore those 96 issues to pre-overwrite content? I've googled for possible solutions but the ctrl + z + z doesn't seem to work. Note I am a user, not an administrator, so my verbiage may be off here. I appreciate any help you may have. Thank you all.

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Joshua Sneed Contegix

Hi Jpeck,

Jira doesn't really have an out of the box rollback method, but there is the old manual method. It is also possible to update issues using the Administrator CSV import, but one must have the old/correct data in CSV. it may be possible to script something that can hit the API, parse issue history, and write back to the issue.