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I want to summarise my user stories in a confluence page so that stakeholders can view and comment, but keep them away from the actual JIRA dev tickets
If I add the standard JIRA ticket link macro it shows the ticket number, status and summary
How can I show the description field ?
The JIRA issues macro can show a list of issues based on a JQL query (instead of just a single issue key). You can modify the columns displayed in the dialog.
So you say add a query that only returns one item and just display the description column ?
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Yes. Display as table and then you can add/remove columns as you like.
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Hi, I have the same question but am new to Confluence/JIRA. I was wondering whether you could explain to me how I would structure a JQL query that would return the description for a particular issue key. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction here!
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Hi, I have the same question but am new to Confluence/JIRA. I was wondering if you could explain to me how I would structure a JQL query that would return the description for a particular issue key. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction here!
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Hi Benjamin,
if you are looking for a specific issue, just enter the issue key and click the magnifier. A list of matching issues will be presented (only one in this case).
Select the issue and click Display options and select Table. In field Columns to display, remove all columns you don't need and add Description.
Tested on Confluence 6.8.1.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Kirstin
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Hi
There's a way to remove the title of the Jira issue macro table? I use it just like that, to show just one field, but i can't hide the title.
Thanks
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Did you sort this out?
I need to hide the title too and just show the description.
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IMHO this can't be done with the JIRA macro alone. If I had to do this, I'd
Cheers,
Kirstin
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Obviously you can also show description's preview. Here is an example:
On top of that it is possible to edit the issue right on a Confluence page (embed issues are automatically refreshed).
Please note, that this is a cloud only plugin.
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