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04-25-2026 06:49 AM
Hi @greengil,
Mostly yes... but with some caveats.
For Jira issues, the connector does support deletes. It relies on the Jira audit logs API, and when that’s enabled, and the connection user has global admin, deleted issues are tracked. With SCD2 enabled, they receive a delete timestamp. With SCD1, they’re removed from the destination table on the next run.
For comments and worklogs, deletes are not handled incrementally. You only pick those up via a full refresh of the corresponding tables.
For dimension style entities like components, projects, users, custom field definitions, etc., those tables are modelled as full refresh on each run, so if a component or custom field is deleted, or you rename it, the next pipeline run will just reflect the current state from Jira (old entries disappear / names change to the new ones). Check this page.
For custom field values per issue, the issue_field_values table is incremental (SCD1/SCD2), so changes to the value are picked up on update. With SCD2 you can also see the history of those value changes over time. Check this page.
If this answer resolves your question, could you mark it as “Accept as Solution”? That helps other users quickly find the correct fix.
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