Issue Summary

This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes)

When using the Object Schema Import type, to import objects from one schema / instance to another - any TextArea Attributes are imported as plain text, and not rich text, so the target will show the attribute content with HTML tags.

Using CSV export from source>import to target - the text is imported correctly.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create an object schema x with an object type x which has a TextArea Attribute
2. Create at least one object (e.g. Obj1) in object type x populating the TextArea attribute (possibly with some formatting, otherwise - we'll only see the pragraph tabs <p></p>)
3. Create a new object schema y, and set up an Object schema import type (Object Schema>Configure>Import) to import from Schema x
4. At the end of the import configuration, create a predefined structure and configuration.
5. Enable all object type maps and the import - and synchronize the import
6. Compare the object imported (Obj1) between source and target.

Expected Results

The textArea attribute contains the same values, e.g:

this is a test
source is TextArea

Actual Results

Source:

this is a test
source is TextArea

Target (Imported):

<p>this is a test</p><p>source is TextArea</p> 

Workaround

Two workarounds possible:
1.Map the TextArea attribute to a text attribute (e.g. TempText), and set up an automation rule:
WHEN: Object Updated/Created
IF: objectType=myObjectType
THEN: set Attribute Value: the attribute MyTextArea will be set with the value: ${TempText}

The Text attribute will be set into the Textarea attribute and all formatting (HTML tags) will be respected!

2. Use a CSV to import/update objects from one Schema to another - as using REGEX will not be able to clear all HTML tags coming from the source