I have a confluence page that captures the execution statistics for features and build-releases.
There are 28 Queries, as below for each of the "affected product-features", that helps me present my statistics.
affectedVersion in(xxxx_1.17.1) AND "Affects Product Features" in ("MPLS")
Now for the next build-release, I have to repeat all 28 queries, with only "Affected Version" changed.
For this statically, I have to go to each of the product-jira query and edit the query.
I would like to hear if there is a way to update the Build at a single Text box or a parent Query, and have all the 28 subqueries updated dynamically.
This would save time and also prevent the possibility of human-error, where one of the queries (out of 28) still points to the old data.
The quickest way for you to handle this would be with the Page Tree Creator plugin which can inject variables (the current version you're making the page for) into macro properties.
You can do it without a plugin if you build a Blueprint and are comfortable with doing some coding. Check out the details for that here.
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