Import functions, such as JIRA CSV imports and SVN dump imports, are currently not available to users of JIRA Studio. However, you can request data to be imported into your instance of JIRA Studio by filing a ticket at https://support.atlassian.com in the 'JIRA Studio' project. The following imports are supported upon request:
- JIRA issues import from existing JIRA installations.
- CSV (comma-separated value) formatted issue data (formatted appropriately for, and subject to the limitations of JIRA's CSV importer).
- Subversion data import from existing Subversion repositories (i.e. 'svnadmin load', preserving full history).
You can also perform all of the commands available to you via Subversion Client Functions, including the svn import command. This command allows you to import a tree of files into a Subversion repository. However, the svn import command will only import an unversioned tree of files into Subversion (i.e. no history will be retained). Access to the Subversion Administration Console is restricted, hence you will not be able to import full directories and history into Subversion.
To import unversioned data into Subversion,
- Open a Subversion console.
- If you have already created your project in JIRA Studio, enter the following command to import a tree of files into your project:
svn import <import_tree> https:
where,
- <import_tree> is the tree of files that you wish to import into Subversion,
- <account> is the account name that you provided at signup, and
- <project_key> is the key that you defined for the project at project creation.
 | You can create directories in Subversion by using the svn create command. However, we strongly recommend that you create your <project_key>/trunk by creating a project in the JIRA Studio application. |
- You will see a commit message on your console at the completion of a successful import (e.g. 'Committed revision 1').
You can check that your files were correctly imported by using the svn list command to display the files in your target directory,
i.e. svn list https://<account>.jira.com/svn/<project_key>/trunk
If you now wish to work with your imported tree, you will need to check out a working version of the tree from Subversion first. Read more about working with your Repository.
