Last time, I left off at the point of displaying JIRA issues on a Confluence page. I'd found a way to insert single issues.
But I want to display a list of all the issues going into the release. The Atlassian documentation says to use the JIRA Issues macro, so that's what I'll try.
[Confluence 3.5, JIRA 4.3]
1. Create a search in JIRA for the issues you want to display
In JIRA, click Issues to open the Issues Navigator.
On the Summary tab, click Create new.
In the panel, select yo...
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