Here are some suggestions to help you get the most out of Confluence and Jira Software, and unleash the potential in your agile development team. The button doesn't detect links from issues displayed in the Jira Issues macro in table format. The dropdown, however, will only show details of issues, epics, and sprints that you have Jira permissions to view. The number on the Jira Links button indicates the total number of issues, epics, and sprints connected to that page, regardless of whether you have permission to view them. This means you can quickly jump from Confluence to Jira and vice versa, speeding up your workflow.
Whenever you add a link to Jira issues in Confluence, or link to a Confluence page from your Jira products, the Jira Links button appears at the top of the Confluence page. There are some limitations when creating Jira issues from Confluence. The Jira Issues macro or Create Jira Issue dialog will notify you if it's unable to create an issue in the selected project. You can find out more in the Jira Issues Macro page. The issue will be created in Jira and added to your page. In the editor choose Insert > Jira Issue > Create new issueĮnter your server (if you have multiple Jira sites connected to Confluence), project, issue type, summary, and description
If you don't see a popup when you highlight text, check that Text Select is enabled in your profile settings. The issue will be created in Jira and added to your page. If your text is in a table, you'll have the option to create multiple issues using text from the same column. Highlight some text on your page and choose the Create Jira issue icon that appears above the highlighted text.Įnter your server (if you have multiple Jira sites connected to Confluence), project, issue type and descriptionYour highlighted text will populate the issue summary automatically. You can create issues while viewing a page or from the within the editor, letting you use Confluence for planning and gathering requirements. Use Jira Gadgets to display detailed Jira reports and charts on pages Use the Jira Chart Macro to display data as a chart, including pie charts, created vs resolved, and two dimensional charts Use the Jira Report blueprint to create a Change Log or Status report In addition to the Jira Issues Macro, you can use the Jira Report blueprint or Jira Chart macro to show information from your Jira products visually. It's the best way to give your stakeholders a snapshot of your team or project's progress. Reporting on information stored in Jira is simple in Confluence. Once you've added the macro, you can customize how the issue or list of issues appears on the page, including how much information to display, how many issues, and more. issues/?jql=project%20%3D%20CONF will insert the Jira Issues macro and display a list of issues matching the Jira search.Īlternatively, you can add the Jira Issues Macro to the page and search for issues directly:įollow the prompts in the macro browser to choose a project and search for an issue-you can even use Jira Query Language (JQL) issues/?filter=56789 will insert the Jira Issues macro and display a list of issues matching the saved filter. browse/CONF-1234 will insert the Jira Issues macro and display a single issue. The simplest way to add a Jira issue to Confluence is to paste a Jira URL on a Confluence page. Display a single issue, a list of issues, or show the total number of issues. To display Jira issues on a Confluence page, use the Jira Issues macro. For every project or team Display issues on a page Find out about the types of features you can use with each Jira product at the bottom of this article. What you can do with Confluence and Jira depends on the type of Jira product have in your Cloud site. Ready to add Jira to Confluence, or vice versa? Go to Settings > Find new apps.
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