Restricting multiple Confluence spaces linked within a single JSM Project

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Summary

Adding multiple Confluence spaces with a single Jira Service Management project was introduced in Jira 5.11.0. For more details, you may refer to the kb article Link multiple Confluence spaces to a single portal 

                

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More details can be found here Jira Service Management 5.11.x release notes

An existing feature request was submitted to incorporate this functionality into Jira (JSDSERVER-170) As an administrator I want to be able to link to multiple Confluence Spaces.

Environment

JSM Data Center 5.11.0 or later.

Solution

Restricting the selection of multiple Confluence spaces within a single service desk project can be accomplished by adding the dark feature, steps are as follows:

  • Refer to How to manage dark features in Jira and disable this feature
  • Feature flag name: sd.multiple.kb.linking.disabled
    • Enter sd.multiple.kb.linking.disabled in the Enable dark feature section.
    • Click on Add.

         

Last modified on Jun 19, 2024

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