Hi,
Does anyone know how I can use the Custom Status Label as either markdown or some other format so that I can add it to an automation rule which updates the issue description.
I think on Confluence you can use {status} but doesn't work on Jira Software (Cloud).
We have the option to add the panels but can't seem to find anything for status labels.
h1. Checklist
{status:colour=Green|title=On track|subtle=true}
{panel:bgColor=#ffebe6}
This error panel
h2. heading 2
h3. heading 3
* List 1 {status:colour=Green|title=On track|subtle=true}
* List 2 {status:colour=Red|title=On track|subtle=true}
{panel}
If it does not exist, I will submit a suggestion to add.
This is what Atlassian provides. It is missing the first curly parenthesis and it is using the British spelling "Colour". None of the wiki markups use that spelling and they all have opening and closing parenthesis. Needless to say, it doesn't work. Sorry.
status:colour=Green|title=On track|subtle=true}
Check out the page: https://support.atlassian.com/confluence-cloud/docs/insert-the-status-macro/
Can you clarify what you are trying to accomplish? I don't think I understand what you are actually trying to implement or what purpose it will serve.
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Hi Trudy,
I am simply trying to add custom status label when updating the description via automation rule.
For example:
We can add panels by using the following in the description:
{panel:bgColor=#ffebe6}
Error info panel
{panel}
I need to update ticket descriptions with custom status labels when they transition to a different status.
Thanks
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When I use browser tools to inspect the source of a Confluence page that has one of those Status elements, this is the code it shows. I don't think you can use this directly in the mark down in JIRA.
I have not found any solution in my searching, but I did find somebody asked a similar question in 2019
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