Best practice to import attachments with jiraone export file

[kalupator]

Hello! In the prepared by jiraone csv\json export file, links to attachments from the old jira look like this: https://oldjira.domain.com/secure/attachment/11853/MyFile.docx

But when importing a file into a new Jira, the attachments file cannot be downloaded from the old Jira, because authentication is required in the old Jira.

I have already dealt with this before and solved this problem in the following way: For each attachment link I added a login and password for old jira in the following way: ?os_username=USER&os_password=PWD.

For example: https://oldjira.domain.com/secure/attachment/11853/MyFile.docx?os_username=USER&os_password=PWD

After that, when importing a file in the new Jira, attachments were downloaded from the old Jira.

I want to understand if there is any solution for jiraone when preparing the export file? What is the best practice for importing attachments with jiraone prepared export file? Thanks!

[princenyeche]

Hey @kalupator

To do that in jiraone for a CSV import, you have to export the Jira issues using the below argument. For example

# previous import statement
issue_export(jql=jql, extension="csv", final_file="export-test", allow_media=True)

The argument allow_media with the value True adds your credential to every media file within the CSV export of the attachment columns, so you can easily import attachment files with your exported file. I hope that helps.

[kalupator]

Thanks for the answer! I will check it as soon as possible and write the result.

[kalupator]

@princenyeche, I tried to install allow_media=True. Now all links contain a password: https://e:PASSWORD@oldjira.domain.com/secure/attachment/11698/file.docx But I get an error during import: Error: HTTP status code: 401 Unauthorized I think it's because the link only has a password but no user. Or in this case the user "e"? Then where does it come from?