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Hello all! Thank you for sharing your feedback on importing issues into existing projects! The old CSV import tool continues to be available for use and you can leverage it to update issues in an existing projects This iteration of the importer is primarily designed to help move issues and users from other tools into Jira…
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@Rodney D'Souza The new import tooling offers significant performance advantages and removes some of the issue rate limitations present on the previous tool. Would encourage you to test it out and share your feedback.
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@Stefan Tichelaar New capabilities are shipping for the Jira importer as well very soon. Will request @Shruti Narayan to share more details
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@Tracy Evearitt No - it is not going away. You can continue to use the old tool.
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@Phill Fox Thank you for sharing this suggestion! Your interpretation is correct. At the moment, the importer only allows you to import issues into new projects. However, we are actively working on enabling the ability to import into existing projects as well. While I am unable to share a time-frame just yet, we are hoping…
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@Qasem O I didn't quite understand the question. Could you please expand on it a bit?
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@Noelí Fusco You can refer to this document: https://support.atlassian.com/jira-software-cloud/docs/prepare-a-csv-file-for-import/ Please feel free to reach out if you face any challenges
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@Stefan Tichelaar I didn't fully understand the question. Could you expand on it please?
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@Noelí Fusco You can import users into a JSM project with this tool as long as you have org admin permissions for that site.
