Though I've figured out, how to link issues to other imported issues in the same Jira-instance:
"links": [ { "name": "Duplicate", "destinationId": "FOOO89", "sourceId": "FOOO88" } ]
creating Web Links remains a challenge...
Could someone post a functional JSON snippet -- specifying, that issue FOOBAR-17 links to URL http://example.com/ with the rendered text of Example and icon of http://example.com/favicon.ico ?
I have no problem adding such a link by editing the issue in the browser, but automatically importing them through JSON is a different story...
I suppose, I can just insert a bunch of rows into the remotelink-table after the JSON-import finishes. But that seems rather hackish (and unrealiable)...
Hey Mikhail, importing web link through JSON importer is currently not available yet. There's a feature request raised in the tracking system and you might want to vote the feature and input your feedback on it: https://ecosystem.atlassian.net/browse/JIM-801
Oh... Alright, how about inserting directly into the remotelink-table? Would that work in the interim? It seems to, but we aren't sure...
Thanks!
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it should works provided you got all the information correct in the database. Nonetheless, it would be a risky way. Instead of that, why not give a try on JIRA REST API to create the remote link.
Link to documentation: https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/JIRA+REST+API+for+Remote+Issue+Links
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