One additional note: Searching by your old Bugzilla ID:
* Select 'Issues -> Search for issues' * Select the project you're trying to search against (you can't select the option you need if you're doing a global search) * Select 'More -> External issue ID' * Fill in the Bugzilla number in the text field that is generated -Andy- On 10/19/2017 09:19 AM, Andrew Grimberg wrote: > Greetings folks, > > This is just a follow up on the migration that we performed yesterday. > > First, I've had a few folks asking me where certain things are that > didn't seem to come over with the import. If you can't see it at this > point it didn't come over and there's nothing I can do about that. It > was to identify these sort of things that I requested the community look > at the trial migration I did during the middle of last month. > > Second, a failure on my understanding of how the account mapping was > going to work has lead to issues with some folks that gave us their > mapping not being able to log in. If you are running into this please > open a ticket with us [0] and we can resolve it fairly quickly for you > > Third, I have managed to figure out a method for properly merging > accounts. So, even if you didn't provide your mapping earlier we can > actually properly merge your LFID with the auto-created bugzilla email > address account that was created. Please open a ticket [0] with details > on the accounts needing to be merged. Please also have already logged in > to JIRA at least once (or attempted to in the case of those that gave us > mapping info but hadn't logged in before the migration) before > submitting the ticket. > > -Andy- > > [0] [email protected] > -- Andrew J Grimberg Lead, IT Release Engineering The Linux Foundation
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