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We create Confluence pages corresponding to each Sprint in JIRA.
Page 1 : We have JIRA JQL Macros Eg : jql : project = ABC and sprint = S1
Page 2 : jql : project = ABC and sprint = S2
Imagine Sprint S1 when Closed has 10 issues ( 8 Done and 3 In Progress ).
The 3 'In Progress' issues are moved to next Sprint S2 and are Closed in S2.
Now if I visit Page 1 in confluence, it would show 10 issues all 'Closed' which is the current status. I have no-way of knowing what was the status of all issues "when Sprint S1 was Closed". (I am aware of JQL functions like "incompleteInSprint". However they will not help in my case as I need the exact status )
Is there a way I can "freeze" a confluence page to retrieve data from JIRA only once and cache it somehow, and don't query JIRA again ?
I'm pretty sure you can't freeze the Jira macro.
A couple of workarounds I have in mind. None of them are ideal.
Thank you for your answer. Let me try experimenting with the Script Runner approach.
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