Andreas Renberg

> After some painful debugging (I'm new in Python) Sorry to put you through that, and thanks so much for doing the debugging! > I found out that the error...

I have been experimenting a bit, but haven't been able to reproduce this. As I suspected, there are checks in place for if the milestone already exists in the target...

Have a look at this sample issue for reference: [](https://github.com/IQAndreas-testprojects/github-issues-import-example/issues/8) There are two dates on that issue: - **April 26** - The date the...

> My guess is that I would wind up with all the successfully imported issues duplicated if I tried to run it again, and I also don't have a straightforward...

> Even better would be support for some kind of `--resume` arg. I considered it while writing the script, but the reason I didn't implement any sort of `--resume` feature...

> Even the latest yet-unreleased version of OS X doesn't come with python3. That's a shame, `python3` has been around for about six years. I'm just glad (and surprised) that...

Looks like some of Python's functions don't like Unicode characters that much (which is something I really should have tested, being Swedish myself). Sorry for the delay, I will get...

I have been testing around, and it seems to handle unicode characters (and even unescaped backslashes) seem to [import just fine](https://github.com/IQAndreas/github-issues-import-example-4/issues/2) on my system (Ubuntu 13.10), so I worry it...

> The issue is in a private repo, but I will try to replicate the issue with two public repos. You are welcome to use the following issue: - https://github.com/IQAndreas/github-issues-import/issues/19...

I am closing this issue for now since it seems to be resolved, but if you are still having problems with it, please leave a comment, and I will re-open...