Hello there,
I am trying to link a Confluence (Cloud) Space to my new Jira (Cloud) project.
I already established a bilateral application link between the two services. On both sides it says "connected". Then I added the Jira application link to the application link list of the Confluence space. No problems there.
But when I try to "Connect the project to a confluence space" from the Pages menu of my next-gen Jira project, my space doesn't show up. Linking a Confluence page inside a Jira issue doesn't work either, since no pages can be found.
Please help :)
Cheers!
Gave this a go in our instance and it worked fine for me:
There shouldn't be a need to relate the two instances together as that is handled automatically in Cloud. Likewise this shouldn't be a permissions issue or otherwise, as it's a Free instance.
Let us know if these are the steps you took :)
Ste
Hi @Ste Wright Thanks for the response!
That is pretty much what I have done, but my Confluence space does not show up in the left-hand "Pages" menu in Jira.
I probably should say that for whatever reason my Jira instance is running under a different domain name than my Confluence instance (like abc.atlassian.com versus xyz.atlassian.com). I am an admin in both services though and it is the exact same team...
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I'm not completely sure - but I think you need them on the same domain in Cloud.
There is a different between application links (where some information is shared between two distinct domains) and site-specific links (more full integration).
One option would be to create a new Confluence instance under your Jira Cloud's domain and then import data from one Confluence site to the other. It might take a little work due to user management, billing, etc but it would avoid these issues now and in future!
Ste
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Great! I linked the Jira project to the space, as described above in steps 1 .. 3.
Now it works (again).
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