Could you help me to overcome this error. Went through a lot of posts but not getting the right solution.
Jira is using a Java class of DateTimeFormatter to manage this. Using the
dd/MMM/yy h:mm a
convention, the 'h' value in that is only able to accept 0-12 as a value. Hence 14 is an invalid value when you use that format. Try this instead
dd/MMM/yy H:mm
If your times are using a 24 hour clock, then try to use the H instead of h, and then you can also drop the 'a' as you don't need to specify an AM or PM value if your values have 24 hour time format.
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Hi Dayananda
Can you share a screenshot of what it looks like in the CSV file?
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