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How do I display a JIRA description field in a Confluence page

Dave Thistlethw

I want to summarise my user stories in a confluence page so that stakeholders can view and comment, but keep them away from the actual JIRA dev tickets

If I add the standard JIRA ticket link macro it shows the ticket number, status and summary

How can I show the description field ?

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Bob Swift

The JIRA issues macro can show a list of issues based on a JQL query (instead of just a single issue key). You can modify the columns displayed in the dialog.

Dave Thistlethw

So you say add a query that only returns one item and just display the description column ?

Bob Swift

Yes. Display as table and then you can add/remove columns as you like.

Bob Swift

Using the display options.

Yuval Gershfeld

Hey @Dave Thistlethw

You can try using an add-on like Jcreate that we created at Methoda, which allows you to create a Jira Issue from inside confluence while keeping the Jira experience. see:

https://marketplace.atlassian.com/apps/1224226/jcreate?hosting=server&tab=overview