Getting Started with JIRA - Bulk Creating Issues

The video tutorial explains how to import issues into JIRA using a CSV file. It covers the steps to open the import window, select a CSV file, and map CSV fields to JIRA fields. The tutorial also discusses mapping specific field values, such as issue types, and provides recommendations for a successful import process. It emphasizes starting with a small number of issues to ensure correct mapping before importing a large batch.

What is the purpose of the 'import issues' button in JIRA?

• To create new projects

• To import issues from a CSV file

• To export issues to a CSV file

• To delete existing issues

Which fields are typically found at the top of a CSV file for JIRA import?

• Project name and status

• Summary, description, and issue type

• User roles and permissions

• Priority and due date

Why is it important to map the actual value for dropdown fields during CSV import?

• To ensure the correct issue type is created

• To speed up the import process

• To avoid creating duplicate issues

• To automatically assign issues to users

What does JIRA automatically create after importing issues?

• A report of import errors

• A backup of the CSV file

• A filter for the imported issues

• A new project

What is a recommended practice when starting to import issues into JIRA?

• Use a different CSV file for each issue

• Start with a small number of issues

• Map fields randomly

• Import all issues at once