is there any way i can link JIRA components to confluence page . So anything updated in JIRA components can be reflected on confluence page .
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How about just adding the JIRA Issues macro in the page? You will have to use the JQL to filter it based on component.
That works nicely (I've combined it with an issue collector that automatically sets component) but what I haven't been able to figure out is how to make the issue automatically link to the page so it appears in the "JIRA links" button bubble. The {{JIRA issues macro}} does this when "Single issue" is specified, but not when JQL is specified.
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Yes, that is a limitation. JQL is dynamic and the results will keep changing. I am guessing that is why JIRA doesn't link to the pages where it appears only when the JQL criteria is true.
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Trying to implement the same thing and running into an issue. Using the Issue Macro I have the following as my search:
project = projectname and component = component name
I get the following error:
The JIRA server didnt understand your search query. If you entered JQL, please ensure that its correctly formed. If you entered an issue key, ensure that it exists and you have permission to view it
Tried some other criteria(issues,etc) and they all work. Any time I try and specify a component i get the message above.
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Have you tried:
project = projectname and component = "component name"
I usually try to write JQL queries while in Jira (Issues -> search for issues -> advanced). There you get better help with the syntax. Then I copy the query over to confluence.
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You mean show all issues in the component or showing component details on the page?
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How about just adding the JIRA Issues macro in the page? You will have to use the JQL to filter it based on component.
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Jobin sir , here is my whole senario ,
ALL THE ISSUES CREATED IN JIRA SHOULD HAVE jira project COMPONENTS ASSIGHNED TO IT AND THERE WILL BE ONE PAGE(in jira or confluence) WHERE PEOPLE CAN SEE WHAT ARE THE ISSUES running FOR A PERTICULAR COMPONENT of perticular project . whEN ANY ONE CRAETE NEW ISSUE THIS PAGE WILL ATOMATICALLY SHOW THIS ISSUE UNDER RELATED PROJECT COMPONENT " any help will be much appriciated .
any help is much appreciated .
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That is exactly what the macro can do. You just need to use the appropriate JQL.
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