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On the "Columns" tab the user can define a list of columns to be presented the table or meta-data presented on Card layout.
Majority of standard fields and custom fields are available here. We also provide 2 (two) additional "CALCULATED" fields to outline
Parent Epic Name - link to parent epic (if any) with Name to display
Parent Epic Status - status of the parent epic
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Also, the user can define various render type where it is applicable.
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User can change columns order.
Render types
Available render types are:
Text - just a plan text
Link - link to a presented entity. E.g. issue, user, component, label etc.
Icon - icon for the defined value. For instance issue type icon.
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🆕 Dynamic Confluence
The later is only available for Key and Summary fields. You want see a major difference when you generate notes, but when uploading to Confluence we will render it as Confluence standard issues status macross representing key, summary and up-to-date status.
As a side effect of this render type you will get a mention in your Jira issue about release notes generated in Confluence.
Calculated fields
We also provide a couple of additional "CALCULATED" fields to outline
Parent Epic
Parent Epic Name - link to parent epic (if any) with Name to display
Parent Epic Status - status of the parent epic
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Commits, Pull Requests and Development Field
Information about Commits, Pull Requests and a complete Development Field for the specific issue.
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Cards vs Table Layout
If you need to show too many columns in your Release Notes you can select a horizontal layout to show issues as cards.
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This will print out all the encompassing versions, Epics, Sprints, JQL versions and their basic details.
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Compilation Progress
Once you click Generate Notes the App will show you a completion progress counting down on sections remaining.
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Export options
Download as HTML
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