good point. i will be happy to donate the parser to them if they would be willing to build the import engine for sf.
-Igor On 10/15/06, Upayavira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Igor Vaynberg wrote: > i have looked into migrating the existing issues, but there doesnt seem to > be a good way to do it because of how jira works. > > when you create an issue through any means - it is marked open. to > close/resolve it you need to invoke the appropriate workflow action on it > and there is no way to specify the date for the action - so all issues > would > be marked as resolved/closed with the date of the import - which makes it > pretty useless. > > what i can do is possibly migrate any issues that are still open - but the > process is still pretty unplesent. there are a few questions of how to > handle user accounts that are not already on asf - i can create them but > then there are questions of passwords, etc. > > it might be quicker to import them by hand afaict, especially if users > help. > > if anyone has any suggestions im all ears. what we have from sf.net is a > nice xml export file - and i have written a parser for it. i got > connectivity to jira using both soap and jelly - but neither seems to do > what we want. igor, ask on [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jeff, who maintains ASF JIRA will probably be listening and should be able to help (he works for Atlassian). Regards, Upayavira > On 10/15/06, Paul Russell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Martijn, >> >> On 15 Oct 2006, at 17:06, Martijn Dashorst wrote: >> > The Wicket team is proud to announce that we are starting the process >> > of joining the Apache Software Foundation. >> >> Good news :) >> >> > o our bug tracking system is now hosted at >> > http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET >> >> Presumably, existing issues will be migrated? Or should we be re- >> raising them? >> >> Thanks, >> >> Paul >> >
