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JIRA 5 and JIRA 7 attachments folder structure.

Ash_kida48

Hi All,

Is there any change in JIRA 5.1 attachment folder structure compared with JIRA 7.3?.

Thanks,
Ash.

Accepted answers

MattS

See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Core-questions/How-is-the-attachment-storage-path-constructed-in-JIRA/qaq-p/6312

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MattS

See https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-Core-questions/How-is-the-attachment-storage-path-constructed-in-JIRA/qaq-p/6312

Ash_kida48

Thanks, Matt.

MattS

You're welcome. You can accept the answer as a solution by clicking on the tick mark next to the votes

Ash_kida48

But what about after upgrade ??. we are planning to sync JIRA 5 with JIRA 7 attachments folder.

Ash_kida48

Attachment folder structure in JIRA 5 and JIRA 7

JIRA 5.1.6

Data
- Attachments
- Project Key
- Issue Key
- Attachment ID

JIRA 7.3.8

Data
- Attachments
- Project Key
- Grouping ID(10000)
- Issue Key
- Attachment ID

AlexD_yqqm9a

Is that correct, that in this new structure introduced with Jira 7 also the file name handling is different?

When adding a file wiht the name like "Some-test-file.txt", the file, that appears in the attachment folder, doesn't have the original file name anymore, but is named with just a number (looks like a counter from the database) without any file extension.

Is that a correct behaviour?

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