This page describes how to use our Confluence Blueprint to get you quickly started in pulling JIRA Issue data using the Jira-Confluence Issue Macros.
Prerequisites
- The Jira-Confluence Issue Macro Plugin is installed in Confluence with a valid license.
- Confluence is linked to at least one JIRA Server.
Using the Jira-Confluence Issue(s) Report Blueprint
The Jira-Confluence Issue(s) Report Blueprint generates a page containing a simple report of one or more JIRA issues using the Jira-Confluence Issue Macro and Jira-Confluence Issue Field Macro.
The Blueprint template can be found in the Create dialogue box when creating a new page.
When you select the Jira Issues Report and click Next, you will be presented with a dialogue box that allows you to select the Application Link and enter a Query.
The Issue Query can be an Issue Key, Filter ID, or JQL Query.
When you click Create, a new page will be created and auto-populated with a default template that uses the Jira-Confluence Issue Macros to generate a simple report that can be modified if necessary to get additional system fields and custom fields.
The default generated template displays a few system fields from an issue(key, summary, status, description,etc). It also lists any linked issues and subtasks linked to it.
Related Pages
- Working with Blueprints - Documentation on Confluence Blueprints
- Integrating JIRA and Confluence - Documentation on how to link JIRA and Confluence