"Mentioned in" Confluence page is not displaying on individual Jira issues

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Summary

Specific Jira issues are referenced in Confluence pages via the default Jira Issues Macro following the Use Jira applications and Confluence together documentation. However, the Confluence page is not showing up in the "Mentioned in" link within the Jira issue.

Environment

Jira + Confluence application links

Diagnosis

  1. Check that the application links are healthy via ⚙️ → Applications → Application links.
  2. Confirm the application URLs are updated via the workaround in the suggestion JRASERVER-62850 - Update Confluence Links In JIRA Automatically Based On The New Applink Configurations.
  3. Confirm the following issues are not occurring:
    1. JRASERVER-63852 - JIRA issue macro with more than 1 issue in Confluence does not link the page to JIRA
    2. CONFSERVER-31916 - Adding more than one issue to the JIRA Issues macro on Confluence does not create the reciprocal "mentioned in" issue link on JIRA
  4. Cloning the page fixes the missing "Mentioned in" reference.

Cause

The root cause is unknown at this time.

Solution

  • Option 1: Cloning the page and deleting the original one is a workaround for the "Mentioned in" to work properly.
  • Option 2: Edit the original page to force Confluence to send another request to Jira to create the "Mentioned in" links in the Jira issue page. For example:
    1. Go to the original page and remove the issue key and publish the Confluence page.
    2. Then edit the page again and mention the Jira issue key.


Last modified on Mar 7, 2025

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