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This example shows how to use the Run macro from RUN and the CLI Macro from CCLI to create a simple user dialog to create JIRA issues from Confluence. For example, this can be used to provide the ability for non-JIRA users to create issues in a controlled fashion.
Steps
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| Configure a jira profile for the CLI Macro | This requires admin access to define the parameters for accessing JIRA. See: Get Started | | Create a page |
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| | Specify the Replace Field List parameter | Start with a simple example with just a summary and issue type summary::Summary:text-required:100,type:Bug:Issue type:select::Bug::Improvement::Task::Support Request | | Save macro |
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| | Insert a cli macro in the body of run macro |
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| | Specify the Profile parameter referencing the profile created in step 1 |
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| | Put the following in the body of the cli macro | *--action createIssue --type $type --summary "$summary" --project EXAMPLE* | | Save the page |
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| | Press the run button | This will say that Summary is a required field. Fill in the summary and try again. |
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Example
