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Using the JIRA shortcut
To put a link On a wiki page, to add a link that points to a single JIRA issue, you have the following options:
Create a link using markup
Enter on a wiki page, enter a shortcut in the wiki markup, for example:
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[TIGER-1@JIRA] |
where TIGER is the key (typically frequently your project name with no spaces) and 1 is the issue number and @JIRA is the shortcut for the part of the URL that is common for all issues on in a particular JIRA siteproject.
The following, inserted in wiki markup
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[TEST-3@JIRA] |
produces this link: TEST-3@JIRA. Click the link to see the page for the TEST-3 issue on the CBIIT JIRA site, httpin the Demo Project (TEST) JIRA project.
Create a link by pasting
- In Jira, copy the URL for the issue.
- In your wiki page, paste the URL. Confluence automatically converts it to a link and then to a Jira macro.
- Press Ctrl+Z or click the Undo icon in the toolbar. The URL is now a link.
Consider deleting the following string from the link text, leaving behind only the issue ID.
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/browse/
Here is an example link produced with this pasting method: TEST-3