Jira Legacy Macro Creator (PRO)
The Jira Legacy Macro Creator (PRO) will be replaced with the Confluence Cloud Jira Legacy Macro when executing the Create Page Tree or Create Space operation of the Page Tree Creator (PRO).
The Macro PTC Jira Legacy Macro Creator has to be placed on the source page (also referred to as Template page).
Macro Parameters
Parameter | Description | Type | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|
Jira Project | Enter the Jira Project name or the Jira Project Key to get issues from. currently only a single project is supported | Text-Input | empty |
Issue Type | Enter which type of issues to get from the chosen Jira project. If you want all type of issues leave the field empty. If you want one type of issue, simply enter the type (for example: Task) If you want multiple types of issues, enter them comma separated (for example: Task,Epic) | Text-Input | empty |
Table Columns | Configure the columns that will be displayed in the created Confluence Cloud Jira Legacy Macro Table. The available options are the default available options of the Jira Legacy Macro. The order of the columns matter, the created table will display the columns in that order. If you want to add a custom field as a column, you have to enter the name of that custom field and click the shown Create option name to add it to the columns. | Creatable Multiselect | Key,Summary,Type,Created, |
Date field | Enter a date type field to filter issues by the field in a date range. For example: created to get all issues that got created from the start date to the end date Use any date type field that you have available on the defined Jira Project (commonly known ones are created, due) Can only be used in combination with start date and end date | Text-Input | empty |
Start Date | Define the start date of the date range to get issues. | Text-Input Date Format YYYY-MM-DD | empty |
End Date | Define the end date of the date range to get issues. If no end date is given, the filtering condition will be >= start date | Text-Input Date Format YYYY-MM-DD | empty |
Placeholder Compatibility
You can use placeholders for all the fields.
If you use the Start Date and End Date fields it is recommended to use a date type placeholder, that will allow You to choose the dates through a date picker in the Wizard Replace Placeholder screen.
Using a placeholder for the Issue Type field only works if replaced with a single issue type:
$$issueType$$ → task
replacing with multiple issue types currently breaks the query
$$issueType$$ → task,epic
Therefore if you need to get multiple issue types you currently need to directly enter them in the editor without using a placeholder.
We are working on a solution for this case.