Issue Summary

Project created from an Asana import does not automatically include a note or indication stating that it originated from an Asana import.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Import Asana project using steps in Import data directly from Asana into Jira .
2. Please check any proof on imported project whether it is from ASANA.

Expected Results

Project created from an Asana import automatically include a note or indication stating that it originated from an Asana import.

Actual Results

No indication or note if Project is created from an Asana import .

Workaround

 
1. Project History and Integration Settings:

• Check for an Asana Integration:
  If the Jira project was created by directly importing data from Asana, there will likely be a record of the integration in Jira's settings. The project owner or administrator can typically find information about connected integrations in the Jira project's settings or under the project's "Integrations" tab. 
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  Project History:
  Review the project's history or audit logs. Look for any events or actions related to importing data from Asana. This might include the timestamp of the import, the user who initiated it, and any related log messages. 
   
   
  2. Data and Structure:

• Project Structure:
  If the Jira project was created by importing from Asana, it will likely reflect the structure of the original Asana project. Sections from Asana will be represented as statuses or boards in Jira, and tasks and subtasks will be mirrored as work items and subtasks in Jira. 
  If you wish to include such information, you might consider manually adding a note or description within the project details or a specific field to indicate its origin from an Asana import.