CSV import difficulty with Timeline
First, I should mention that I'm new to RTC. I'm using the 2.0.0.2 client. I believe the Project was setup to use the Scrum process.
I'm trying to import and create Tasks from items in a bug-tracker from which we're migrating away. I've got the data in a CSV file ready for import. On a Test Project, the import worked fine. In the real thing, I'm having trouble though.
My server admin says that the CSV importer reports this error: Iteration Release 1.0 is archived, but its child iteration Release 13.1 is not.
I realize that that's probably a result of my trying to setup my project's timeline to define a Release 13.1 and Release 14.1. When I look at the Project Area config, those releases appear to be siblings of Release 1.0. And I think I "Deleted" 1.0 which makes it archived (apparently) and I don't see a way to undo that. But I don't see the parent/child relationship that the error message is talking about.
I took a screenshot of the timeline:http://ziphstric.com/tmp/rtc-dev-timeling.png
Any hints on how I can resolve this would be very much appreciated.
I'm trying to import and create Tasks from items in a bug-tracker from which we're migrating away. I've got the data in a CSV file ready for import. On a Test Project, the import worked fine. In the real thing, I'm having trouble though.
My server admin says that the CSV importer reports this error: Iteration Release 1.0 is archived, but its child iteration Release 13.1 is not.
I realize that that's probably a result of my trying to setup my project's timeline to define a Release 13.1 and Release 14.1. When I look at the Project Area config, those releases appear to be siblings of Release 1.0. And I think I "Deleted" 1.0 which makes it archived (apparently) and I don't see a way to undo that. But I don't see the parent/child relationship that the error message is talking about.
I took a screenshot of the timeline:
Any hints on how I can resolve this would be very much appreciated.
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It looks the export creates Planned For with the display name and import requires Planned For to be the Identifier, is this correct. Is there a way around this?
If you export with the Eclipse client you can choose to export the Iteration ID instead the Display name. With the WEB Client I did not see how to get the ID.
The Importer needs the ID, otherwise it creats the Iteration.
regards
Guido
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