Is there a way to perform a Jira Query that would output the Epic Name, Owner, and latest comments entry for all the Epics in a jira board.

James .Lastname March 26, 2015

I wanted to find out if there is a way to perform a JIRA query such that these results are displayed for all the Epics in a project and have it displayed in Confluence.

Epic Name     Assignee    LastUpdated Comment Entry   Due Date

 

Thanks

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James .Lastname April 1, 2015

Thanks for your comment.  I will speak with the company JIRA admins to see if the plugin can be installed. 

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Nicolas Bourdages
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April 1, 2015

Most of this is simple enough, and info on how to make queries is readily available in the documentation.

https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA063/Searching+for+Issues

 

The only complicated part of this query is the latest comment. All other fields are easy. 

To display the latest comment, I know a method where you will need to script a SIL custom field, using the Kepler Custom Fields plugin.

 

Here's the doc:

https://confluence.kepler-rominfo.com/display/KCF/SIL+Script+Custom+Field

 

The script I use is this:

string[] lastCommentDetails = getLastComment(key);

if(!isNull(lastCommentDetails)){
    return lastCommentDetails["text"];
}
return "";

As for displaying that in Confluence, use the JIRA Query macro to display the filter you've saved.

 

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