Hi,
I have a template on confluence that generates a Release Notes document every week. Inside this document I have many Macro JIRA Filters, and, all the JQL executed is filtering by the field "Version". So, when we generate the Release Notes for the current version, my new Release Notes Page come OK, because I'm using the JIRA Field "earliestUnreleasedVersion()" to do this. But, when I use the template, to generate the next Release Notes, for a new version, the last page stay out of data, because, the JIRA filter is filtering by the "earliestUnreleasedVersion()" and the version is another one at the moment.
I don't want to make a new filter for each Release Notes version that I have, so, does somebody know if this JIRA FIlter Macro accept confluence variables? I'm using confluence v5.6.5 and JIRA v6.3.14.
I think it would be something like this (example):
AND type=Task AND fixVersion=$version
The field $version is a Confluence variable.
I would be grateful if someone could help me.
Regards,
- Emerson
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Hi Tim,
Thanks for the answer, but I need something that not require me to create a new report/blueprint every time that I have to create my Release Notes document page too.
When I generate my Release Notes page (by my template with the variable $versionNumber), this variable is used inside the document, title, tables...etcs. I need this same variable inside the JQL (using JIRA FIlter Macro):
"this AND type=Task AND fixVersion=$versionNumber"
Regards,
- Emerson
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me too
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I think the easiest way is to create a blueprint page with a wizard to enter the values.
You can look what the JIRA Report blueprint does.
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