In Drupal you can upload comments with feeds, but in Backdrop I don't find any node comment.
what is the way to do this in Backdrop?
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I've never imported comments with Feeds in D7. How do you do that?
Never done it in Drupal7 either, but from D7 to D9
I don't think that functionality exists for Backdrop's Feeds. Best way to find out is to post a question in the Feeds Github issue queue, so that the maintainers can respond.
https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/feeds/issues
An upgrade from D7 to Backdrop will include the comments by default, unless you have opted to do a migration manually instead.
If so, have you tried Migrate?