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- Connect to Jira instances using application links
- Use JQL to perform basic as well as advanced searches on the specified Jira instance
- Choose the Jira issue fields to be displayed or use the default set of fields
- Display Jira issues fields along with images as required
- Download or export the Jira issues
- Apply filters to view only the relevant information
- Leverage the same table styling capabilities as specified in common table capabilities
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Available since version 8.3.0. |
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This macro can be deployed using one of the following methods:
| Selected from the macro browser | Advanced Tables - JQL Table |
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| Markup shortcut | {jql-table} |
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Parameters
JQL settings
| Macro editor label | Default | Description | Macro parameter | ||
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| Jira application links | Specify an application link from the list to connect to the required Jira instance. This is a mandatory field! Application links are used to create a direct link to an Atlassian application (in this case, Jira) with Confluence to render appropriate data on Confluence pages. Refer to this article to know more about configuring application links to multiple Jira instances. | jiraApplinks | |||
| Jira advanced search | Specify a JQL query to search for issues in the selected Jira instance. This is a mandatory field!
| jiraAdvanceSearch | |||
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| Columns to display | Specify list of Jira issue field names to be displayed in any order. By default, few Jira issue fields are already preselected once Jira application links is specified. The order of the fields and the fields themselves can be removed or changed. | columns | |||
| Rows to display | 50 | Specify the number of Jira issues to be displayed in the table. If the Jira issues to be displayed exceed this number, a message below the table that shows the total number of issues that were fetched, and also displays a link that opens the JQL query in Jira directly. | rowsToDisplay | ||
| Output format | html | Specify how the output is formatted. The options are as follows:
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| Show result as a table | On | Disable this option to display the data as plain text without any whitespace or column delimiters. By default, the Jira issues data is rendered in a tabular format. | table | ||
| Capitalize first character of generated headings | On | Enable this option to make table heading columns look better by capitalizing leading character of names generated. | capitalize | ||
| Show non-formatted version of generated wiki | Off | Enable this option to show a non-formatted version of the wiki table following the formatted table. This is used to help resolve formatting issues. It can also be used to convert the data to Confluence markup by cut and paste. | showWiki | ||
| Escape special characters in wiki | Off | Enable this option to allow few special characters to be escaped so that the formatting is unaffected. When wiki output is requested (Output format is set to wiki), some special characters (like '|', '[', ']', '{', '}') in data can cause undesirable formatting of the table. By default, data that has wiki markup is rendered correctly. | escape | ||
| Render wiki style | On | Enable this option to render the wiki markup for Jira multi-line text fields. Render wiki style resolves the display format of the value of Jira multi-line text fields. | applyWikiStyle | ||
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The Data format tab in JQL settings menu of the editor contains parameters for augments. See Augments for details for modifying column headings and column data.
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