Hi Community,
I am aware of the built in functionality to create reciprocal links between Jira and Confluence. To be exact, I mean the way, that is described under https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftwareserver/linking-issues-939938934.html#Linkingissues-CreatingalinktoaConfluencepage
Unfortunately, many of my colleagues just post the Link of the Confluence Site to the Description or Comment Field of a Jira Issue instead of correctly linking it. When handled like this, there is no reciprokal link between Jira and Confluence available, it is more of a one way ticket from jira to confluence. I am aware, that this might be a problem, that can be solved with a training of my colleagues, but i wanted to know if there is an automated way to handle this. Maybe a third party app or a Behavior that can be written with Scriptrunner.... Something like
"When someone posts a link to the Description/ Comment Field, that starts with "confluence.", automatically set the Jira links field( i suppose it is issuesWithRemoteLinksByGlobalID) for this Link"
Any Ideas or advice?
Best Regards
Hi @marcel.schmid scriptrunner would be the way to achieve this. You can easily build inward and outward links based off of inputs during a create or edit. Linking has formatting specifically for "Confluence" links under the hood that a good script in Scriptrunner could manipulate and assign to the issue. I would suggest this as a path.
Hi @Craig Nodwell ,
I am relatively new to Scriptrunner and possible scripts for jira. Do you might have a good jump off point or a demo project for the handling of inward and outward links for me?
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The Library Marcel :) it's got a lot of great resources.
library.adaptavist.com
You'll find some examples and a good read here as well.
Scriptrunner Features
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