How do I insert all issues or stories from a Sprint (in Jira) in my Confluence page?

arturvt June 19, 2015

I want to do something like the "Updates and Fixes in this Release" located here: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Confluence+5.4.4+Release+Notes

in my Release Notes page on Confluence. How  can I do that? I currently have several sprints on Jira.

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childnode June 20, 2015

Just use the JIRA Issues Macro (https://confluence.atlassian.com/x/dCAC)

BUT: both have the same drawback: it saves / uses a fix list of issues from the sprint at the time you create the link / macro. So: it doesn't react to sprint changes. But, in most cases that's ok, even for documentation. because perhaps you want to document that change too? Yes, you might have a different opinion wink

BTT: JIRA Issue Macro usage:

you might write your own - very simple - query like

project = AGILETST AND sprint = "Sprint 1"

 

JRA-confluence.png

if you don't want to see subtasks, just filter them or deselect them manually:

AND issuetype != Subtask

 

OR

  1. you go to your currents sprint agile board
  2. tap "reports"
  3. then "Sprint Report"
    and
  4. copy the link for "View Sprint 1 in Issue Navigator"
    (where "sprint 1" is indeed your currents sprint name)
  5. just paste the link in confluence, it will auto-expand to the JIRA Issue Macro itself

additional drawback: it just shows you stories, no subtasks (if it's relevant to you)

 

P.S: I'm not sure if what is described on Linking a Confluence page to a Sprint (https://confluence.atlassian.com/x/AwBcGQ) does some trick to get this link, but it propably will not show you data from jira, so ... needless to your answer

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