HOw to import Epics and related tasks, stories using CSV to JIRA. Gives me warning mapping ignored

[PRIYANKA BHAGWAT]

I am importing Epics and Stories, Tasks using CSV but mappings are ignored. 

[Brant Schroeder]

@PRIYANKA BHAGWAT Welcome to community.  You just need to make sure that you have the structure of the CSV setup correctly.  For epic links it looks like this:

Issue Type,Epic Name,Summary        ,Epic Link
Epic      ,  my-epic,Build a car    ,
Story     ,         ,Build an engine,  my-epic
Story     ,         ,Buy some tires ,  my-epic

 To link the Tasks to the Stories you would use an issue link and your CSV would look like this

Issue Type,Epic Name,Summary        ,Epic Link, Issue Id, Link One
Epic      ,  my-epic,Build a car    ,         ,        1,
Story     ,         ,Build an engine,  my-epic,        2,
Story     ,         ,Buy some tires ,  my-epic,        3,
Task      ,         ,Link a Task    ,         ,        4,        3

[Roger Campbell II]

Hey @Brant Schroeder

When you are using this approach, which `JIRA Field` do you associate `Epic Link`, `Issue ID`, and `Link One` too when you get to the `Map Fields` portion of the import process? 

Thanks

[Brant Schroeder]

@Roger Campbell II 

Epic Link will map to Epic Link

Epic Name to Epic Name

Then under links and sub-tasks it should be Issue Id

[Melanie Ngo]

Hi @Brant Schroeder I'm attempting to do this, but I am unable to find these fields. Are you able to help with this? Epic Link also does not exist. For reference, I'm uploading these into a kanban software project.