In order to reach your macro’s edit mode enter the edit mode of the page your macro is on. Then hover over the macro → click on the macro in question → and select Edit. The following dialogue will appear allowing you to customize your macro’s appearance.
...
| Table of Contents |
|---|
To start macro configuration, open your page in edit mode.
Add a STAGIL macro to the page or select existing. Click on the macro to see the ‘Edit’ button.
...
Click the ‘Edit’ button to open the ‘Edit macro’ dialogue.
When first added to the page, the macro will be empty, with no issues displayed.
Scope: adding issues to the macro
There are 2 options for adding issues to the macro. Issue displayed in macro are defined via ‘Scope’ configuration. There are 2 scopes:
‘JQL' scope - allows to include issues returned via a JQL query. Can also be set via the ‘Add existing issues’ button in the
panel. ‘Manual’ scope - prompts a create issue dialogue. After saving, the new issues will be displayed in the preview. Can also be set via the ‘Create issue’ in the
panel.
...
Manual scope
To keep adding issues in the manual scope click the ➕ icon at the beginning of the table row. When selected the button opens a menu with options to create a new issue or add existing ones (via JQL).
...
Manuel scope: removing issues
To remove a single issue from the table hover over the right end of the issue table to reveal a three-dot icon. Click the button to open the ‘Actions’ menu with an option to remove the issue from the table.
...
Columns Display
Project, Issue Type and Summary are the default fields any macro is always required to have. Otherwise, feel free to choose as many as needed from a fetched selection of your Jira fields.
...