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Can RRC import glossary terms? I have imported requirements fine, but glossary terms are giving me errors. Is there a different format?

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Yes in RRC V3 or later. They import in the same way as other artifacts. As with other kinds of artifacts, you need to define an artifact type for them before you import them.

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Yes in RRC V3 or later. They import in the same way as other artifacts. As with other kinds of artifacts, you need to define an artifact type for them before you import them.


Thanks, here is the breakdown. I imported 300 requirements(Features) into the Features and Vision folder. I took the same headers:
Type, Primary Text, Title, Description

and placed them in my glossary csv using Term instead of Feature. I went to import the glossary into the Glossary Term folder and got this error in 3.0.1 and 3.0.1.3:

The comma-separated values (CSV) file was not imported.
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ID CRRRW7570E The comma-separated values (CSV) file was not imported.
Error 400: Bad RequestError 400: Bad Request"CRRRS4213E CSV data is not valid, either the encoding of the content is not supported or the content is missing the required fields: null" (More info found at entry in RRS server log)Requirements Management/3.0.1

So, I took the same file, same condition, and went to 4.0RC0 and it imported successfully with no errors.

Any ideas?

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Are sure that you have the Term artifact type defined in your RRC V3 project? Check that, then try exporting a term, comparing the CSV headers, and trying again with V3 importing just one new term.

Other than that I don't have any suggestions.

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