Hi,
I am using Jira & Confluence Cloud.
If I add a Jira macro to link to a Jira issue on a confluence page, a new link is also added to the Jira issue pointing back to the Confluence page ("mentioned in"). Also in the header of the Confluence page, I can see the "Jira Links" button.
But if I add a link to a Jira issue pointing to a Confluence page, the "Jira Links" button on the Confluence page does not show up. So I do not see the relation between the page and the issue if I look on the Confluence page.
When I did some evaluation of the hosted versions of Jira and Confluence some months ago, links between Jira and Confluence were always created as "two-way" links.
Is there a setting, I am missing? I can see Confluence being linked to Jira, if I navigate to Settings -> Products -> Integration -> Application links and vice versa. Also in the Confluence space settings the Jira project is linked to the space.
Best regards
Christian
I was not able to recreate this problem in my own Cloud site. So I suspect there might be something different in your Cloud site when compared to mine. To better investigate this, I created a support case with our Cloud support team on your behalf. You can access this request at https://getsupport.atlassian.com/servicedesk/customer/portal/42/PSCLOUD-17100
Regards,
Andy
Hello,
Just to provide an update, we have create the below bug ticket in order to have this bug looked into:
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Hello @Christian Polonio
Could you please elaborate on what you mean by
But if I add a link to a Jira issue pointing to a Confluence page, the "Jira Links" button on the Confluence page does not show up. So I do not see the relation between the page and the issue if I look on the Confluence page
So you are adding a Jira issue url on a confluence page?
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I open an issue in Jira and click on the "..." button, select "Link". Then I choose "Confluence" and search for a confluence page.
As a result, Jira lists the Confluence page under the section "Issue links / Wiki Page" - you can see a glimpse in the screenshot. But there is no sign of a link back to the Jira issue if I open the Confluence page.
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Hello @Christian Polonio
I replicated the whole flow by following these steps -
I will forward this question to someone at Atlassian
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Any news on this?
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