I have some custom fields defined for our Service Desk in Jira:
'3rd Party Reference' of type Text Field (single line)
'Region' of type Labels
In Confluence I have a Jira issues Macro showing those 2 fields as columns.
The values for these 2 columns are empty even though if I go to the service desk, they should have values for Region and 3rd Party Reference for the issues being displayed.
Same issue here. Added a custom issue field (Paragraph) that does not render when added as a column within the Jira Issue Macro. Displaying as a table FWIW.
@Garrett Folks I have the same problem. The Display options shows the new custom field, which displays as a column in the table in Confluence, but the data values of that column are not showing.
Did you manage to get this working? - thanks Brett
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I'm having the same issue. @Jackie Forgette did you figure it out?
@elizabeth_jones the problem is not showing the issues, it's not filing in the columns chosen. Any idea why? Mine is a custom text field.
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It has been months but I am having the same issue as well... Did it work for you @Oriyah Barzilay ? I added a custom field in JIRA and can search for it, but when adding the macro in confluence , I am not able to select that column for the "Display columns" list... I can still filter the issues in search but not Display the Column in Confluence from the Macro...
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I can find the field I want in the display selection, and a column shows up for it in the display, but the field remains blank in the table.
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Here is the documentation on how that display works and how to edit it.
It sounds as if you'll want to write a jql query to display those custom fields of your choosing. See this section:
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