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I'm trying to import existing tasks from a issue that already exist, so, there's this error and I can't find that field "Parent Issue" too.
I would like to know if it's a native field or it's something that i have to search on everytime i'll do the import.
The error is: "You have to define which CSV column maps to Issue Id if you want to import sub-tasks."
Hello @Jael Palmeiro de Carvalho
Welcome to the Atlassian community.
If you want to import subtask and add them to as children under an issue that already exists, then in your CSV file you have to include an entry for each subtask that has the issue key for the parent task to which you want to add the imported subtask.
Example:
Type,Summary,Parent
Sub-task,Summary for my issue,ABC-123
When you execute the import you then need to map that Parent field from the CSV file to the Parent ID field.
Thanks, that solved my first problem, but now they request an issue ID (red line on the top):
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Yes, that is correct. That is stated at the bottom of the screen.
You just need to add another field/column to your CSV file to contain a unique number for Issue ID for each sub-task. Just a number; it doesn't have to match an issue key.
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