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How to sync linked confluence pages between issues in the same instance

(I'm Francis, part of the team that builds the Exalate issue synchronization solution)

 

Some time ago we got a request on the Exalate community site:

Will it be possible to sync linked confluence pages between issues in the same instance?

 

The question

  • They have a project with issues
  • These issues have links to confluence pages
  • The issues need to be synchronized towards another project
  • How can the confluence links be synchronized

 

The solution

 

  • Check  the snippets available here
    It manipulates RemoteIssueLinks and can be useful if you need to the same with Scriptrunner for Jira

  • Add the 2 files to your <jira-home>/scripts folder
    • Clink.groovy
    • ConfluenceLinks.groovy
  • In your outgoing sync use
    ConfluenceLinks.send()

  • In your incoming sync use
    ConfluenceLinks.receive()

 

This is sufficient to get  the ConfluenceLinks sent over

 

Note 

  • It will not delete links
  • It can only work on the same tracker

 

Do you want to  know more or  see it in action - just book a demo here

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