Can I dynamically pull in all Jira Issues from an Epic, onto to a Confluence page??

[Jason Kallas]

I have a Confluence page in which I would like to dynamically pull in all the Issues (stories, defects, etc) that are under a specific Epic. Essentially, is there a way to configure a Confluence page to enter in a Jira Epic Number, and the page will automatically pull in all the Issues that reside under the Epic?  This would allow me to show all the Issues under one Epic, but also then dynamically pull in statuses (etc) for all the Issues.

I know how to add each individual Issue to the Confluence page and display it's status, but it would be great if I didn't have to enter in each Issue individually to the page, and instead just configure in the Epic and all the Issues under the Epic are automatically pulled onto the page.  This also helps if things get added/removed from the Epic in Jira, then the Confluence page automatically reflects those changes and I don't need to update the page manually.

[Ramin Shanehsaz · Accepted solution]

Hi Jason,

yes, it is possible. You can use the Jira Macro and insert a JQL like this in the search field:

"Epic Link" = EXAMPLE-123

Then, update display settings for the Jira Issue Macro and choose "Table".

That’s it. By using the JQL in a Jira Issue Macro, the Confluence page will always reflect the current state of all the Issues under your Epic, no manual updates required.

Best,
Ramin

[Jason Kallas]

This worked great, thank you!!