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Linked issues Display

Ramu
Contributor
July 18, 2024

Hey ..

 

What i thought would be simple has become challenging !!

 

THere is a requirement to display all the Linked/Depends on issues of each EPIC and the ask is to display each of them in a separate row ..

T1 has the Linked/depends on issues of T2

So the page before ask:

Before.jpg

 

The expected page is to display each of the Linked issues in a separate row in a Confluence:After.jpg

 

Now, tried using a Table Transformer but it is not fetching all the Linked/Depends on Issues of the EPIC .. it picks and displays some but not all ...

while the logic is simple like

T1 JOIN T2 ON (T1.LinkedIssues= T2.Key)  

 

still it dint return all the Linked/Depends on issues .. given the T2 has some 2000+ records i doubt that the Transform logic is only validating the first 1000 records and displaying the result but not the entire 2000+ records count ..

 

your thoughts  !! .. please ..

 

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Martin Runge
Community Champion
July 24, 2026

Hi @Ramu

I believe the real issue isn't the row count. The Linked issues column generated by the Jira Issues macro is just one cell with multiple keys separated by commas. An equality join such as T1.LinkedIssues = T2.Key only works when that cell has exactly one key in it.

If you're using ScriptRunner, there's often an easy shortcut. The linkedIssuesOf JQL function allows you to directly query the link direction, making it much simpler and avoiding the need to set up pairing in Confluence.

Cheers, Martin

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