Anand Inamdar_Amoeboids Atlassian Partner

@nouran.akram can you please create a support ticket on our customer portal - https://amoeboids.com/atlassian-apps/support Best, Anand

@cgolaub this is the behaviour of out of the box release notes feature in Jira. If you are looking for something more elaborate, there are bunch of release notes apps available on the marketplace. If you are happy to just copy paste the release notes content and do not need to heavily automate them, you can look at the…

@zzalowitz if you haven't looked at the Atlassian marketplace yet, there are a bunch of apps surrounding release notes which should do the desired thing fairly easily. PS - I am the Product owner of one such app Automated release notes for Jira. And if you are on cloud version, there is a free variant as well. Best, Anand

Hi @根津宏和 You are right in saying that the link talks about release notes customisation for Server/DC versions of the app. It does not apply to cloud. The only way to customise release notes content on cloud is to use an app that works on top of Jira. I will suggest taking a look at our free app for Cloud, Automated release…

@Darryl Lee thanks for bringing me in. Now, as @Matthias Gaiser _K15t_ pointed out - embedder is built more from an 'in-app help widget' point of view. I am not sure whether it would work directly inside of the HTML macro on a Confluence server page - that'll need to be checked. But I don't think @Matthias Gaiser…

Hi @Nico AFAIK there is no direct way to achieve the desired outcome. You can try to use Confluence REST api but the content returned by these APIs needs lot of processing to make it presentable. To keep it simple you can use something like Embedder for Confluence app. Or if the requirement is only surrounding embedding…

Thanks for the nudge @Bill Sheboy just updated the response.

@Parikshit Ghosh if you are open to using an app to do this stuff more easily you may want to look at Automated release notes for Jira. There is free as well as paid version of the app on Jira cloud. Disclaimer: I am the product owner of this ARN app. Best, Anand

Hi @Alex If you are open for a plugin, you may want to give Automated release notes a try. There is free as well as paid version on Jira cloud. This app can solve your use case in following ways: * It offers the functionality of a stand alone release page. e.g. check this & this* Ability to 'Subscribe' to these release…

@Brenda A you can probably integrate with a translation service and store release notes for different languages in multiple custom fields on a given Jira issue (e.g. release_notes_EN, release_notes_FR, release_notes_DE). To keep things simple & manageable may be create a separate tab on issue details page to include all…

@Harsha NVS indeed, Jira does offer all the relevant APIs to achieve what you are trying to do. You can go through this documentation. If you are looking for something more out of the box & robust, you may want to look at our app 'Automated release notes for Jira'. Depending on your needs, even the free version of ARN…

@Ye.Lihua you can find the documentation about Jira cloud REST APIs here - https://developer.atlassian.com/cloud/jira/platform/rest/v3/intro/ You should be able to pull out the relevant information, assuming 'Free' plan doesn't have any limitation on that front. -- If you are looking for something out of the box, you may…

@Tolkien as the error suggests, the Confluence integration hasn't been set up. You can see where to set up that integration in your screenshot of the question.

@Tolkien thank you for your interest in Automated Release Notes app. If you are just trying to publish the release notes Confluence, you don't need JSD (Jira service desk or what is now called as Jira service management) credentials. Those credentials are needed only when you want to add a release announcement to JSM…

Hi @Tavnit Randhawa Native release notes feature from Jira is limited in the sense that it captures only specific data points. If you are looking to customise them, you want to look at our free app Automated release notes. ARN lets you design your own release notes templates as well as automate the release notes generation…

Hi @dinakar Feel free to look at our free app for Jira cloud 'Automated release notes' Best, Anand

@Thomas Buckel another alternative that came to my mind after reading the original question Create another custom field that stores just the issue key (without the link). Now use automation for Jira to update this custom field every time an issue is created or moved to a different project. You don't need to show this field…

Hello @Thomas Buckel I'm not sure if you have looked at the free version of Automated release notes for Jira. If you haven't I'll recommend giving it a try, your use case will be elegantly handled by the app. You can look at these videos to get a sense of what is possible via the app. If you have any queries, do reach out…

Hi, The native release notes feature in Jira is limited in what it can do. It does not let you save any changes. If it helps, do explore our app Automated release notes that is tailor made to address the cases surrounding release notes use cases. If you are on cloud, there is a free version as well. Best, Anand

Hey @[deleted] If it helps, do look at the free version of our app 'Automated release notes for Jira'. It should get you the desired outcome without much of a hassle. Best, Anand

Hi @Nicholas Gertz You may want to look at the Automated release notes that my team has developed & continues to enhance. It offers a WYSWYG release notes builder that is robust & efficient. For the cloud version, there is free version of the app as well. Best, Anand

Hello there, while Confluence does not have such a macro the same result can be achieved via our app 'Automated release notes'. If you are on the cloud there is a free version of the app as well. Feel free to try it out. Best, Anand

Thanks @brian.hartley That helps a bit. I am not aware of any direct way to do this apart from using the Jira's REST APIs and integrating them with Salesforce community APIs. You may want to check if Zapier has integration with Salesforce community and if it does, then you can try setting up Automated release notes to put…

Hello @brian.hartley Curious to know further details. How are you currently publishing release notes in the Salesforce community? Is there anyway I can see a sample? Just FYI, our app Automated release notes for Jira does offer some avenues for automation, but there is no direct connection with Salesforce community. You…

@Yew Teng Ui I've created a support ticket on your behalf with these details on our support portal (id is AOS-3560). Could you please check your email? Let us continue this conversation there. Best, Anand

@Parul it is possible to manage automated release notes permissions on the free app as well. Follow the steps as mentioned here https://amoeboids.atlassian.net/wiki/x/PgAVD

Hi @Parul Releases tab that is natively offered within Jira can not be modified to show any additional fields. Even for server version, the vm files need to be modified & it is not possible to do it from the Jira UI itself. If you are just looking for copy-paste kind of release notes functionality, do look at the free…

Hey @Caleb , this is Anand from Automated release notes team. Could you please create a support ticket on our help desk here - https://amoeboids.com/atlassian-apps/support Please share more details when filing the ticket - Jira and Confluence versions, Screenshots of the template, rule action and Integration setting page…

@Priyanka khare release notes option natively available within Jira are limited. Jira only lets you copy the release notes (with limited fields & specific format). Can you please elaborate what you mean by - 'there are a few Jira functionalities that we have added and want to make release notes of the same'. --- If you are…

@Joe Sandford-Hughes that is right. Jira's release notes featute is limited to copy/paste. It doesn't let you save any changes to it.