Has anyone ever done this? If not, then perhaps someone can offer a little more info on how to do it?
I see from the above link:
Sample | Description | Sample |
JIRA issues | If the text contains text that resolves to a JIRA issue key, an HTML link will be generated, pointing to that issue. |
but is also then says that this default renderer cannot be disabled.
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This is a seven-year-old question and things have changed. On this subject though, it has not really, when Jira spots a reference to an existing issue, it makes it a link.
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Thanks for the reply after all this time. I should have been more specific though.
Rather than turn the reference into text, I want the link's label text to be just as the OP wanted, with the key and the summary. For instance, if I enter TEST-123 and that issue's summary text is This is Broken, then I still want it to render as a link to that issue, and I want it to show the link as: TEST-123 - This is Broken. Is that still not possible?
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Ah, I see.
No, Jira doesn't do that.
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You would need to do a bit of coding to do that - amending the "renderer" that is drawing the links.
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