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Hello.
When importing with CSV file,
Do you know about how to import CSV for Link "parent or child" not for Sub-Task..
I can import with CSV only about Link "duplicate", Link "clone", Link "relates" and Link "block".
As you know there are also parent or child Link option.
Could you please help.
No, there are no "parent or child link options". Unless you have added them to your system as link types - admins can add any type of link they want and use whatever names they want for the directions of the links. If you have added them, then you can import them in exactly the same way you use duplicate, link, relates or block
(Parent/child linking in JIRA language usually means "Task / Sub Task" relationships when we talk about JIRA, but there's no harm in using them in link types, even though the issues won't behave as parent/child pairs)
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hm, I so I don't have an answer - but a further Q! so if I am putting in wrong place, please forgive me!
I have selected "is Child-issue" in our system, and it consistently comes through with a link type of Parent. I even tried selecting Parent (just in case my thinking was twisted) and of course, it came up as Parent again. I have been able to do "Relates" link types quite successfully, but not this Child relationship (and they are not task/subtasks)
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I have multiple projects that use variations of the same base workflow. The variations depend on the requirements of the project or issue type. The variations mostly come in the form of new statuses ...
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