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I want to run a CSV Import to create Jira Issues. One field is linked to reference existing Jira Assets.
Question is - how can I create such a CSV import file? It is only about how to provide a reference to an Jira Asset. The general setup of a CSV file is not a problem.
Which value goes in the Jira Asset field?
I created a Jira Issue with an Asset Object in it. When I export the Jira Issue, I see a value like this in the Asset field : 67927907-xxx:467
1) I do not know that kind of value that is, and how/where to get it.
2) I tried to provide the Asset key value (e.g. RI-423) in the CSV which did not work
Does anybody know how I create such a CSV file?
Hi @Bernd Anderer,
You can see here how to import Assets fields through CSV import: How to bulk update Assets Object custom fields via External System Import.
The export of a Jira issue gives you two things for the Assets field: workspace id and object id. In the example you mentioned:
If you want to import an issue with link to Asset object RI-423, it should work by providing the following in your CSV file:
67927907-xxx:423
Hope this helps,
- Manon
Hi Manon,
thank you for your feedback - I'll go ahead and try that, sounds very promising :-)
Two more questions....
1. What exactly is a Workspace ID?
2. Where did you get such in depth information, I did not see that on Atlassian's website 😉
regards,
Bernd
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I went ahead and edited your initial post to remove your workspace id :)
Let me know how it works!
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Glad it helped!
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