I have several dashboards in JIRA and want to create a central one where there is a filter or gadget that will display links to the other dashboards. Is this possible?
You may save all of these dashboards' URLs and show them inside a gadget in your main dashboard.
Let's say one of your "other dashboard"s link is: your-jira-url.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa?selectPageId=10000
Then, you can add a new gadget (like Text plugin which can show HTML) and add following HTML in that gadget:
Link to the other dashboard
However, Text plugin is not enabled default because of the security issues. You may find the details on Atlassian documentation.
Also, as an alternative, you may try HTML for Jira plugin, or you may find some free alternatives from Marketplace.
I found a way to accomplish this. You can embed it in a issue ie the description field and use a filter to display that field of that issue
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I am reporting issue at that time it shows add 'Attach Tag'
On Edit or view mode i cannot see tag label anywhere.
So what is the use of tag in mantis ?
The use is the same as tags on stackexchange. It allows you to categorize your reports in a more flexible way than category, as you can attach more than one tag to a bug. The tags are listed in the detailed view of bug details (view.php).
We use it for tagging issues that were found as part of our formal QC checking, as we can then filter on the tags to generate reports, while the category had a pre-existing use to define what feature of the product the issue is affecting.
I know there are some questions regarding this, but didn't get the right answer yet.
I am trying to use Confluence publisher plugin in Jenkins to send build information (Logs, artifacts...) to wikiD page. I can attach artifacts and write plain text to the wiki page. But I'm trying to update/append/prepend wiki page table with build info. I think I might be able to achieve this by using macros but not sure how to use that for data in tables??
does anyone here know how to achieve that?
Sure. I can mention how i did it. There might be different way others will do the same thing.
So, in Confluence, either create a Blank macros as mentioned on Confluence-publisher-plugin wiki and in Jenkins, use "Wiki Markup Replacements" options in plugin configuration to direct your Contents.
OR other option is what i did on mine, was to create table in the wiki and use Cell header ( |cell1||cell2|... ) as Marker Token. then select plain text option, where you enter all the contents that you want to be published in your Wiki.
I'm creating custom JIRA configurations OnDemand.
I want to configure two issues, called TestPlan and TestPlanRun. I want to have a link that shows that TestPlanRun is related to TestRun, it is obvious that I want to have multiple TestPlanRuns for TestRun.
I did not succeed to do it with Jira admin interface.
Can you help me? or advise some good TestPlan/TestPlanRun/TestCase/TestCaseRun workflow
in JIRA OnDemand marketplace?
Thanks
There's a comment about this at https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/AOD/Restricted+Functions+in+Atlassian+OnDemand?focusedCommentId=589366653#comment-589366653
I am using JIRA 3.13, I want to show list of tickets (based on a certain filter) in the dashboard with a column of my choice. For example, I want to show the ticket name, description, and resolution date (or a column of my choice). Is this possible? I use "Show saved Filter", the one that came with JIRA, but it does not allow me to do any customization.
Does anyone has a solution of how to have this showed in JIRA dashboard? Do I need to install a certain for this? Is it free? How do I install it?
Thanks all for the help!
There is a paid portlet that we can use to do this. The portlet is called "Jira Show Saved Filter With Columns" made by jPlugs.com. We have to pay ~$200.
Installation is pretty simple but requires to bring down JIRA (restart). Anyway, the steps is:
1. Put the jar file in WEB-INF/lib
2. Restart JIRA
The company offer 30 days trial. In order to get the trial key, you need to create an account in their website and then generate the trial key also from their website. Make sure you check the version of the portlet that you install. For me, I use version 2.03 which looks like the latest that was released for my JIRA.
Hopefully, this info will help others.
I'm new to Jira and have big problem with creating tables inside my testing plan. Using pipes, double pipes, etc. to build the table markup is really time consuming.
So, I saw here, that actually there's a RTF editor with visual table building in Confluence (which should be used in JIRA right? ) : http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Working+with+Tables+in+the+Rich+Text+Editor
However the textareas in my Jira installation are just plain text fields and can't figure out how to turn them into the the nice RTF areas shown in the URL above...
You have to go to Admin, Field Configurations and tell JIRA to use the Wiki Renderer for fields such as Description and Environment.