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That requires us to edit script each time using bulk connect.
Can we know if bulk connect is running? so we can have a check like this
if(!bulkConnect){
// syn tasks
}
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Can you disable this logic during the bulk connect?
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Hi,
I am trying to use Bulk Connects to sync a user story and its sub tasks from Jira Cloud to Azure DevOps, my csv file as below
TES-20,80609 (user story - user story)
TES-23,80610 (sub-task - task)
Problem is that sub-task TES-23 is synced with a new created task, not 80610 as expected in csv file.
I think it is caused by this script below, I am using it to sync sub-tasks (https://docs.idalko.com/exalate/display/ED/How+to+synchronize+tasks+and+subtasks)
Jira Outgoing sync
// Automatically sync all subtasks when syncing parent task
httpClient.
get
(
"/rest/api/3/issue/"
+issueKey.id).fields.subtasks?.
collect
{
def
subTaskKey =
new
com.exalate.basic.domain.BasicIssueKey(it.id, it.key)
syncHelper.exalate(subTaskKey)
}
Do you have any suggestion to make it work as expected in this case?
Thanks,
Patrick