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Hi Kevin,
Maybe you can do a JQL search by using something like:
project = TEST and issue in under_sync()
In this example, it will return all the Test issues that are already in-sync.
Let me know if this works for you to validate before doing the Bulk connect.
Kind regards,
Ariel
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we are working on syncing 27000+ issues from Jira DC to Jira Cloud.
I have precreated the issues in cloud, using CSV import (with the basics, such as original issue key, issue type and summary)
Per recommendations I have received, we are not attempting to sync all 27000 at once via a bulk connect - instead we are doing it in blocks (like current open Epics, issues in epics and their subtasks)
How can I determine if we have already done a bulk connect on one or more issues (and therefore an issue is already 'exalated')?
I don't want to manually click the each issue to see if it has an exalate value.
That seems to be a reasonable approach.
I determined that there are some records that I need to sync - I queued up over 500 via the Sync Trigger option.
However, I see this error for many of them in the source instance Error queue:
Destination side answered: ``IO operation was stopped unexpectedly after 0 bytes because of java.lang.IllegalStateException: Sink.asPublisher(fanout = false) only supports one subscriber (which is allowed, see reactive-streams specification, rule 1.12)`
This is not the first time I have seen this error. What does it mean and how do I address it?
Hi Kevin,
This is related to Exalate node space. Feel free to open a support case.
Kind regards,
Ariel