Canned Responses allows you to use various macros to retrieve issue related values. Here is the full list:
Macro | Example result |
|---|---|
| Special Macros | |
currentUserDisplayName | Damian Skrodzki |
currentUserFirstName | Damian |
currentUserName | dskrodzki |
cursor | sets cursor position after a response is inserted |
date | 15/Jun/15 (produces current date) |
lastComment | inserts body of the latest comment visible to the current user |
| Standard fields | |
affectsVersion | 1.2, 1.3 |
assigneeName | Damian Skrodzki |
assigneeFirstName | Damian |
assigneeUserName | dskrodzki |
components | Core, Documentation |
createdDate | 01/20/2017 (defined in Jira Look and Feel settings) |
createdTime | 01/20/2017 7:45 AM |
dueDate | 01/20/2019 |
fixVersion | 1.2, 1.3 |
issueDescription | Create list of all macros so that users can easly see them all in one place before installing the plugin. |
issueKey | CT-198 |
issuePriority | Highest |
issueStatus | In Progress |
issueSummary | Add "Supported Macros" section in CT documentation |
issueType | Task |
labels | Documenatation |
projectKey | CT |
projectName | Canned Responses |
reporterName | Sławomir Ginter |
reporterUserName | sginter |
reporterFirstName | Sławomir |
| Sample custom fields | |
Sprint_10000 | Sample Sprint |
Story Points_10002 | 3.0 |
| and all the others | |
Unresolved macros
While choosing template for rendering you might sometimes encounter "Unresolved macros detected" warning. This happens in two scenarios:
- this particular issue has empty value for one of the used macros (for example relevant Custom Field value is "" or issue description is empty)
- a different macro was meant to be used
You should double check that the template is using right macros. Otherwise it is just enough to review the rendered comment before posting and redact where necessary.