Hello,
I just started using JIRA next Gen it is quite good, but the reporting that was there before is now missing. I don't even get a reporting button. Are you able to get reporting like cumulative flow ETC? If so how?
It turns out that the CSV import was tailored specifically towards situations like mine. I'm using that now.
I actually ended up trying to "import project" rather than doing a system restore every time I wanted to test my script output. Using this method, I get errors where issues could not be created, but editing and creating an issue works.
After looking at the log, it would appear that there are key collisions (despite the fact that they actually are unique, and based off of their lighthouse bug number. e.g. DEV-1911), so I'm assuming that this is some insanity having to do with issue key conventions. For some reaosn, JIRA tries auto-incrementing some of the keys I give it, but I have no idea why.
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JIRA Command Line Interface has enablers for this.
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Could you exlpain specifically what part of the interface is supposed to help me? And which of my problems this is supposed to help with?
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createIssue would be the most used. The rest would depend on what information you want to bring over (attachments, projects, versions, components, etc...). I have imported issues from a variety of other trackers and all were based on JCLI to do the work on the JIRA side. This approach avoids having anything to do with the XML format or issues related to not getting it right.
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Thank you. I have been exploring the CLI and have been adapting my script to use it. However, I need the user id of the issue assignee and reporter, but there seems to be no way to retrieve this information. Google doesn't seem to help. Do you know how I can find the ids?
Also. Is there any way to bundle requests together to reduce wait time for multiple commands akin to an SQL transaction?
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Thanks for the suggestion, but it turns out that my boss would rather I use the CSV import. I hadn't realised that it is tailored specifically towards my situation.
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