Occasionally, there is a need to customise the CSV Importer to use more advanced operations. For example, it is possible to have Jira search for users using its Full Name instead of searching for a First Name Last Name combination To implement these features you will just need to add the property to the properties file created for the CSV Import.
Below is a list of the extra properties currently available.
| Property Key |
Description |
Available Values |
| duplicate |
Creates a duplicate field containing the same value |
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| settings.advanced.mapper.user |
Sets the mapper used to search for current users |
- com.atlassian.jira.imports.csv.mappers.FirstInitialFirstNameUserMapper - Expects users that are in the format John Smith and creates users with the name jsmith
- com.atlassian.jira.imports.csv.mappers.FullNameUserMapper - Expects users that are in the format John Smith and creates users with name johnsmith
- com.atlassian.jira.imports.csv.mappers.ConcatNameMapper - Expects usernames that are in the format JSmith and creates users with name jsmith
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| settings.advanced.mapper.comment |
Set the mapper used to create comments |
- com.atlassian.jira.imports.csv.mappers.SimpleCommentMapper - Default comment mapper
- com.atlassian.jira.imports.csv.mappers.PvcsComment - Parses comments from a specific format to create comments with the right author and date. See JRA-6199
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Attached is an example of how the properties are used.
