Hello,
I would like to retrieve assets from our JIRA instances within a Groovy macro. This allows me to design the query dynamically.
Example with a JIRA macro:
def querynr = ("$query_nr".replaceAll(/[^0-9]/, '') )
def jqls = """
{expand:title=JIRA Issues}
{jira:server=company JIRA||columnIds=issuekey,summary,issuetype,created,updated,assignee,status,resolution|columns=key,summary,type,created,updated,assignee,status,resolution|maximumIssues=20|jqlQuery=project = SD and "Nummer" ~ "$querynr" order by createdDate desc|serverId=xxx-xxx}
{expand}... """
println(jqls)
I get the variable $query_nr through the run plugin, I then assign it to the Groovy variable and can use it in the wikimarkup.
However, confluence does not find the macro if I integrate it like this, for example:
{assets-objects-macro||iql="Nummer = 1345|....}
Does anyone have an idea how I can "find" the macro via wikimarkup?
Thanks in advance.