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Can you import dates into Created and Updated

Steven LS
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Apr 05, 2023

Hi there,

I am trying to import some incident data via a CSV into JSM.  I want to update the created and updated date but can't get them to stick.

I have checked and the date format in the csv d/mm/yyyy hh:mm is the same as Jira (I exported some issues) as well as in the import screen I am setting the date to be the same format.

There are no errors, I am just getting the current date and time of the import in the created and updated fields.

Any suggestions with this?

 

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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Apr 06, 2023

You can only set the created date when importing new issues.  It's not editable in existing issues because it would be inaccurate to let you do so.

The updated date is a little different - it's calculated from the last change to the issue - in the code on server, it actually does import it.  But then it sets it to "now" because the import is an update!

Jira doesn't hold emails, but I think you mean the email address of the requestor.  It doesn't store that either, it expects the email address of the requestor to be in the directory entry for the requestor (reporter)

If your requestor/reporter does not exist in your user list, then the reporter field won't be set, but you could create a text custom field to import the requestor email address.

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Apr 10, 2023

ok thanks.  I have the created date working fine now so that is good and duh of course, why didn't I realise the updated date would be the date the record was created / updated in Jira..  facepalm moment there.

The email is a tricky one, will need to look at that more and yeh maybe store a specific email field for those ones where there is no stored 'reporter'.

Thanks

Either you import via CSV or JSON, Jira will save only the updated date. So there's no way to add two dates due to the Jira's processes.

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Apr 05, 2023

Also, if an issue has been emailed in by a project customer, where is Jira  holding that email.

This data has some customer records (requester and requestor email).  Requester I am mapping to reporter, but not sure what to do about the email?

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