Displaying the 'type' of linked issue in a Confluence page

[David Hazeel]

Hi all,

I'm creating status reports for various workstreams in a project I'm working on.

In each report, I would like to display certain issue types from Jira (for example actions or tasks) for each workstream.

Using the 'insert Jira issue/filter' macro I'm able to filter by issue type and display the linked issues. However what I would like to do is also display the status of the linked issues (e.g. whether a linked issue is blocked, closed, etc.).

Currently the macro simply shows the linked issues in a list without any detail on them.

Any help would be hugely appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

[Grigory Salnikov · Accepted solution]

Hi @David Hazeel,

To tell you the truth I don't quite understand what you're trying to achieve. You have some kind of a filter, right?

Let me show you my example and how it works in my environment:

So, as a result, I have this table:

Is it close to what you're trying to accomplish?

[David Hazeel]

Hi @Grigory Salnikov - thank you for getting back to me on this. I'll try and explain in a different way.

I've gotten to exactly the step in your image and it works, displaying a list of linked issues on my Confluence page. This is fine, but I'd like to take it a step further.

When viewing the list of linked issues, I'd like them to display more of the detail from Jira (like blocked, closed, open, etc.). This is the bit I haven't been able to find an answer to. Currently my list of linked issues just displays the Jira ticket number.

Does that make more sense?

[Grigory Salnikov]

Yes, I guess :)

May I also take a look at your list now (without any specific data)?

I think it'll help.

[Grigory Salnikov]

Oh, am I right assuming the following:

-  this is the result you want to achieve.

?

[David Hazeel]

Yes exactly that. Currently the macro generates that list in the green box and I'd like the status of the linked items to be displayed too.

Thanks again for your help.

[Grigory Salnikov]

Yes, I definitely see now. 

The very first thing that comes to mind is to create 4 additional filters:

... something like:

1. issue in linkedIssues("MAPPMO-1661")

2. issue in linkedIssues("MAPPMO-1660")

3. issue in linkedIssues("MAPPMO-1658")

4. issue in linkedIssues("MAPPMO-1636")

 Yes, this is not the best but still, a way.

I'll try to find something better.

[David Hazeel]

Thank you - I've managed to get that to work so that it displays as a separate filter below the current macro. I'll accept this as an answer as it does solve my problem in a simple way.

If you can find something else, that would be even better. Thanks again for getting back to me.

[Grigory Salnikov]

Thank you :)

You're welcome! Should I find anything better, I'll get back to you.

Have a nice day!

[Raj_253]

@David Hazeel 

Any update to get the linked issue statuses in the same table.  

Thanks

[Naama Betzalel]

Hi @Grigory Salnikov  @David Hazeel  did you managed to find a solution for this one?

thank you

[Rachel Pupillo]

I'm also curious if there has been any progress. I am trying to accomplish the same thing.