I need to streamline documentation, and want to populate a confluence doc with all completed JIRA tickets associated with specific releases.
What's the best way to set up that automation?
Hello @Kira
Welcome to the Atlassian community!
Automation for Jira includes an Action for creating a Confluence page. You might be able to leverage some of the information from this article by @Esther Strom to help you get started.
The documentation can be found here:
https://support.atlassian.com/cloud-automation/docs/jira-automation-actions/#Create-Confluence-page
You might want to use the Trigger for detecting a Version being Released.
Hi @Kira
Do you have a Confluence page already set up that you'd like the tickets to populate in?
Or would you prefer to have a Confluence page created with automation as @Trudy Claspill has alluded to?
Happy to help with the former if that's your goal :)
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Hey Samuel,
I really appreciate the quick response. Ideally I'm looking for an automated method, HOWEVER, I am a novice with JIRA automation and don't know JQL, so I would love to hear your approach as well!
Warmly,
~Kira
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Thanks @Kira
You can embed Jira issues in you Confluence pages using the Jira macro you'll find by typing / as shown below:
Alternatively, you can use the insert function as shown below:
Using this tool you can display your issues in Confluence, here's an example of a table to display some dummy issues.
If you would like some assistance in constructing your JQL please reach out :)
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@Kira I forgot to point out that, from an automated perspective, these issues will populate with whatever you define in the JQL query. "Automatically updating" if you like :)
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