We have a page on Confluence where we list JIRA issues related to that project.
We can already add individual JIRA Issues in the Confluence page, but I wonder is can we put a dynamic list of issues (maybe based on a filter) that will update as issues are added to that filter?
Thanks
It work's to put the issues into Confluence, but it's not dynamic, so as a ticket is updated, or closed, or new ones come into the filter, they are not adding to the Confluence page unless I go in a manually select them.
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We do similar things in our Confluence and there a property on the JIRA Gadget to set the refresh interval. As far as I know at least new issues should be displayed.
The macro we are using is the Filter Results macro. Try typing "{Filter" in you page and select the correct macro from the list.
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I was able to add the filter view in the wiki, but how do I customize it?
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It work's to put the issues into Confluence, but it's not dynamic, so as a ticket is updated, or closed, or new ones come into the filter, they are not adding to the Confluence page unless I go in a manually select them.
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The problem here is that with caching always enabled, You can remove the cache by following steps:
and it is fixed on confluence 5.3.4, check the following issue for more information
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It is slightly different in the latest Confluence. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/JIRA+Issues+Macro
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It work's to put the issues into Confluence, but it's not dynamic, so as a ticket is updated, or closed, or new ones come into the filter, they are not adding to the Confluence page unless I go in a manually select them.
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