In this quick guide you will learn how to create demo that doesn't suck for Jira.
We used this process to create demo and performance testing data for Released, and found it extremely useful.
Here is what we will cover:
Let's get to it!
Pre-requisites: If you don't already have an account, head over to https://chat.openai.com and create one, it's free. Alternatively you can us https://bard.google.com, but the responses might vary slightly.
Prompt: "What is the correct csv format for a Jira import of issues". Chat GPT will respond with an example file and an explanation of the different columns.
Note that ChatGPT doesn't always get it right. In our case it specified the time tracking in the wrong format. It used "4h" instead of number of seconds, in this case "14400". Jira requires you to use the number of seconds in the import.
So we fixed it with an additional prompt:
Prompt: "Change the time tracking numbers from hours to seconds, and only use the number, no letter."
We asked Chat GPT for instructions, and they were amazingly accurate. Note that this doesn't always work with newer Jira features.
Prompt: "How do I import a CSV file in Jira?" to get the instructions on how to import the CSV file.
That's it!
You can see the entire ChatGPT chat under: https://chat.openai.com/c/05ce9f53-555d-431a-8e37-5ce45598136d and follow the prompts.
Let me know in the comments if you found this helpful!
Jens Schumacher - Released_so
Co-Founder & CEO
Released Software
Sydney, Australia
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