When an Issue is create in Jira, I want to create a NewPage in a Confluence space, plus a list of sub-pages underneath the newly created page. The result should look like this:
Space
-NewPage
-- Page1 - x
-- Page2 -x
-NewPage2
--Page1-y
--Page2-y
the name of NewPage is based on the issue created in Jira. The Subpages will have a name that consists of a fixed part (e.g. Page1) + some individual part (e.g. -x)
The idea is, that with each new Jira Issue, I want to setup a documentation structure in Confluence, that will be the same for each new Issue.
How can I do that? I tried it in Jira automation - but don't really know on how to use the
{{createdPage}} variable, to reference the first page as parent for all the sub-pages
Any idea on how I can achieve this?
Thanks in advance
Bernd
The way we solved this was to create a smart value named parentPageId and set it to {{createdPage.Id}} from the NewPage.
The person who created the automation just has the child pages created under the same parent that NewPage was created under then used a web request action to move the child page under NewPage by calling https://24hf.atlassian.net/wiki/rest/api/content/{{createdPage.Id}}/move/append/{{parentPageId}}
We had to use the web request as a workaround due to the fact that the Parent Page field of the action will not accept a smart value.
Hello @Bernd Anderer
You can test this automation rule, where a page in first action is being created based on the summary of the issue, the second action is creating a sub-page and in the "Parent page" field, the page that was made from the first automation is being selected.
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thank you for your feedback.
I am not able to add anything meaningful in "Parent Page".
What did you add there? I can not add any variable... I can only select existing pages... am I doing something wrong?
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Thanks..This work. @Nikola Perisic
Is there way to create a nested page (instead of sub page)under the parent page?
e.g. Parent Page issue.Summary
Nested Page --Issue.summary -Risk Register
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