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How to display the JIRA Releases page in Confluence

Ory Zaidenvorm

Hi,

Very similarly to this question from 2014, I was wondering if (5 years later) there is a good way to do so, hopefully without using expensive add ons.

Our requirement: Display in Confluence (Cloud) the same information displayed in the Project Releases (Versions) page in JIRA (also Cloud) including a list of versions and for each version Status, Progress, Start & Release date, and Description.

I noticed the JIRA Roadmap plugin partially does this (it shows a list of versions, release date and status), just not as aesthetically pleasing.

Thanks!

Accepted answers

unknown

You can do this by using the Jira macro in Confluence. (See Atlassian's documentation here)

You can use the macro, and type in something like this for the Jira query:

fixVersion = "Release 1.0"

This will generate a table like this on your Confluence page that auto updates every few hours as Jira stories are updated.

JIRAissuesMacro_View

You can control the columns displayed by editing them in the macro's display options.

JIRAissuesMacro_DisplayOptions

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unknown

You can do this by using the Jira macro in Confluence. (See Atlassian's documentation here)

You can use the macro, and type in something like this for the Jira query:

fixVersion = "Release 1.0"

This will generate a table like this on your Confluence page that auto updates every few hours as Jira stories are updated.

JIRAissuesMacro_View

You can control the columns displayed by editing them in the macro's display options.

JIRAissuesMacro_DisplayOptions

Ory Zaidenvorm

Thanks Daniela. for the comprehensive response

This would display a list of issues for a version (very useful for sure), but not a list of versions and their status.

unknown

Ah I understand what you're looking for now. I tried out the Roadmap plugin, since we have that installed. It does give you a list of all releases and their status and number of issues resolved. Like you said, it's not pretty, but it is an easy way to get that data into confluence.