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Uploading issues through CLI

aloks

I am trying to upload CSV file through CLI Client actions. The scenario is we get dump every day , there are various issues that has already been created. So in the action I caanot use createIssue and update issue issue also won't work because I cannot match it everytime I upload the CSV. Please suggest something.

If I am going to upload all those same issues next time then it creates a new issue. I just want to update the issue if it already exists in JIRA

Accepted answers

Bob Swift

Use *createIssue* on those lines that represent new issues (that don't have an id) and *updateIssue* on lines that already have an id. Unfortunately, you will need the issue key as the id is not currently supported. If that is not possible in your scenario, open an issue for *updateIssue* to support an *id* paramater as an alternative to the *issue* parameter.

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Bob Swift

Does the CSV file not contain a reference to an existing issue if it had been created previously? If not, how do you associate the data with an existing issue? Perhaps show a few line of the csv to help us understand what data you have.

aloks

Hi Bob,

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If I am going to upload all those same issues next time then it creates a new issue. I just want to update the issue if it already exists in JIRA

Bob Swift

aloks

Hi Bob, As you said we need the JIRA ID to update issue, but when I get a new CSV I have no way to get the JIRA ID.

Bob Swift

Well you need some way to figure out the JIRA key for a line that represents a duplicat of an issue you already have. Otherwise, you have to create new.

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