Can I pull the name of the most recently released version for a project in Jira into confluence?

[Lydia Klaus]

In Confluence, I would like to build a page that lists our Jira projects with the most recent released version for each of them. Ideally, I would also like to list the release date as well. 

I know in Jira there is a function in the JQL for latestReleaseVersion(), but not sure if that's helpful at all here. 

[Varsha Joshi]

Hi @Lydia Klaus 

I have done exactly what you described but by adding links to the sprint boards of the projects into a confluence table.

You can also include the JQL if you are looking only for specific issues in a certain project.

Hope this helps.

Thanks

Varsha

[Lydia Klaus]

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I am having a hard time visualizing how this would work. So you created a scrum board for each project, and then linked to those in confluence. The link text shows the most recent release name? 

I don't want to include any issues here, just the name and date of the most recent release as shown in the Releases page in Jira

Edit: it is also important that the confluence page updates automatically when something new is released, otherwise it might as well be manually typed in