Hi there,
I've tried to update some Userstories with the CSV uploader.
Therefore i've done the following steps:
1. Exported some Userstories to CSV
2. Edited the summary field
3. uploaded the changed CSV file (External System Import, CSV, Field mapping, Issue Key mapping)
--> Everything has been changed successfully
----Now the problem---
If i try to run a secound update on the same userstories, Jira will reply "n of n issues have been skipped because they already exist in destination projects."
Steps i've further done:
4. changed the already existing CSV file again (summary field)
5. Tried step 3 with the newer changed CSV file again
Expected: I can update as many times as i want via CSV upload
Situation: I can only update once.
Is there a workaround or anything wrong in my process?
Hi @Peter,
I don't know the problem but I'm interested on why does it happen. It can be problematic if that situations start happening to me!
When I want to update an issue via CSV, I map the Issue Key and the Summary, but leaving Summary in blank. As fas as I understand, when you do something like this, you can't update these tickets because Jira tries to create them with the same ID?
Hi @[deleted]
not exactly.
I try to go more into detail:
1. Export some issues to CSV
2. Edit Value for fields (e.g. Summary, Design Doc ID) in CSV [not leaving anything blank]
3. Update the Fields via External System Import
4. Map --all-- CSV Columns to Jira Fields [inclusive Issue Key AND Summary]
5. Upload
--> Will work
6. Export the same issues as before to CSV
7. Edit Value for fields (e.g. Summary, Design Doc ID) in CSV [not leaving anything blank]
8. Update the Fields via External System Import
9. Map --all-- CSV Columns to Jira Fields [inclusive Issue Key AND Summary]
10. Upload
--> Jira will reply "n of n issues have been skipped because they already exist in destination projects."
11. Take the under 6. edited file again
12. Update the Fields via External System Import
13. --ONLY-- map Issue Key and the edited Columns (e.g. Summary, Design Doc ID)
--> will work
My Problem is, i want to update dataset, in which i dont know exactly what values are changed - so i need to map all Jira Fields.
I hope you got the problem?!
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Mmm that's weird... I have no problem when updating any field via CSV. Can you share screenshots or some example csv? (with false data, I don't care). I'll show you a simple example:
I can update the same Keys changing the value of the custom or system fields as many times as I want. Take note that I always let summary field as blank
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@[deleted]
I've actually kind of solved the Problem.
It happens only by mapping the field "Issue ID" and it only happens for already updated Issues.
--> For 1st time updates i can map the Issue ID field, if it comes to 2nd update Jira will reply the "already existing phrase" if "Issue ID" is mapped.
Works only once:
definitly works
Is this a feature or a bug?
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That should be asked to Atlassian, maybe they can answer that question
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