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Can you import an Epic Name via CSV file?

Jill Solovey

Hello,

It doesn't appear as though an Epic name can be imported via CSV? so after importing Epics that field needs to be set manually?

Thanks!

Jill

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Pawel Niewiadomski

You can't import Epics. JIRA Importers Plugin doesn't support them yet.

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Pawel Niewiadomski

You can't import Epics. JIRA Importers Plugin doesn't support them yet.

Jill Solovey

Interesting. On import when I map a field to Issue Type - Epic is a valid selection, and it does indeed create an epic. However, there are a few fields not set; Epic Name for instance. Sounds like you're close, but not fully supported. Thanks for the response!

chris taylor8

Is this still not supported?

Robin Surland_qx626i

Nope. I've spent half the day trying to get a CSV file of Epic's imported. It won't let you map to the Epic Name field, then you get an error because you can't create an Epic without an Epic Name!

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