When are we planning export/ import (in and out from tenzu itself) option to be added in the Tenzu settings?
Hello @Atul we have not started working on this yet. If both instances are self-hosted, the best way would be to dump and reload the db and the media files. What is your use case for this?
We also want to work on importing from other software (Taiga, to name just one), but we have no idea when we will start on all that.
An Import option from Taiga would be great, so we can change to another Software, when you are on a stable release.
It would be very helpful to have an Import from CSV option for tasks (stories) within projects. Many users manage or migrate data using spreadsheets, and a CSV import feature would allow quick bulk creation of tasks, including fields like title, description, assignee, swimlane, and due date.
This feature would greatly simplify migration from other tools or offline task lists into Tenzu, especially for teams that don’t use Taiga or other integrated platforms.
Thanks for the usecase @Atul , import and export will definitely be something we will be working on!
Hi Julie… will we see the import option in the next iteration? Regards
Hi @Atul , we have finally received enough Taiga export samples to be able to start working on importing them in Tenzu, so we are getting started on it!
About having a CSV import/export format, it will take some more thinking to do before we commit to a specific format as changing it afterwards would be hard and we still have more fields to add and many use cases to study.
Indeed, there are several competing formats with pros and cons. CSV is a common format for Excel users, but as you know, it is prone to errors due to a lack of standardization, for example in France. Excel chooses different separators for French users than for American users, which creates errors when importing in country-agnostic software.
JSON would be my format of choice because it is more robust and already implemented in Taiga, but having both options would ultimately be ideal because JSON is a bit less accessible.