we found that the communication information in comments field were lost, especially for Mar 27th, 28th.
is there a way to restore the deleted comments of a jira issue?
is there a way to restore the lost comments of a jira issue?
you may find the REST API Changelog endpoints useful in this case. Depending on how many tickets and how many updates you have to sift through -- sometimes its just easier to retrieve the ticket and copy paste from the log. On the opposite end of the spectrum, if you have a ton of comments to re-enter, the ChangeLog endpoint to pull back the tickets and then the comment endpoint to re-insert may be most efficient.
(Note -regardless of the version you are on, the API calls look very similar)
This was so helpful, thank you.
FWIW for one deleted comment, I just went to the following URL in the browser, and was able to copy and paste it into a new comment.
https://your-domain.atlassian.net/rest/api/3/issue/YourIssueIDNumber-12345/changelog
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Hi @Rashmi Uppin
Welcome to the community!
Unfortunately, There is no way to recover a deleted comment.
You can check the history of JIRA issue. Might be it will help you!
Regards,
Sushant Verma
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Welcome to the Atlassian community!
Assuming you take regular backups of your Jira server, and a backup was taken prior to this comment being deleted you will have to do the following:
- Figure out when the comment was deleted - As @Joe Pitt points out, you can get that information in the issue history i.e. when the comment was deleted
- Pick a backup snapshot that was taken prior to the time when the comment was deleted
- Restore the backup on a different Jira server instance
- Export the requisite issue along with the comments from the temporary Jira server to the production Jira server
Unfortunately this is a lot of work to do, but if that piece of information is critical to your business then you have to do the above.
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No. I don't give anyone delete permission to anything to anyone for just this reason. If you look in the history of the issue it might show the comment and that it was deleted.
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