Import from Bugzilla

To import issues from Bugzilla:

1. Download the latest version of YouTrack's Python Client Library and unzip it.

2. Install Python.

3. Install mySQLdb Python Library.

4. If needed, create a new mapping file to set the correspondence between source fields in Bugzilla and YouTrack issue's attributes. This mapping file should be created in the <library install directory>\python\bugzilla directory. By default, the defaultBzMapping.py file is used. For more details about structure of the library, please refer to the Python Client Library page.

5. Import issues from a file to YouTrack running the following command:
   python bugzilla2youtrack.py target_url target_login target_pass bz_db bz_host bz_port bz_login bz_pass [bz_product]
   Enter values for the following command-line parameters:

   Parameter	Description
   target_url	URL of the YouTrack server to which data should be imported.
   target_login	User name to log in to the target YouTrack server. Note that the user should have administrator permissions.
   target_pass	Password to log in to the target YouTrack server.
   bz_db	Name of the source Bugzilla database. By default, in Bugzilla if no specific changes were made, the name of database is bugs.
   bz_host	URL of the source Bugzilla database.
   bz_port	Port to access the source Bugzilla database. If not configured otherwise specifically, the port number for Bugzilla database is 3306, by default.
   bz_login	Username to log in to the source Bugzilla database.
   bz_pass	Password to log in to the source Bugzilla database.
   bz_product	Name(s) of the source product to be imported from Bugzilla.