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 Pre-requisite: installed and active add-on "Traffic-Lights for Jira" on your Jira Cloud-instance.

Often, you are working with Jira but want to document your work within Confluence. But Confluence's native "Jira issues macro" cannot display anything else then just the predefined fields: no traffic-light fields' properties at all. Therefore, use "Traffic-Lights for Jira inside Confluence" solving that topic easily:

1. As Confluence administrator, please install the free add-on "Traffic-Lights for Jira inside Confluence" on your Confluence Cloud-instance from my vendor-website.
   It is not available on the Atlassian Marketplace as it is not an add-on by its own with additional pricing but a necessary technical extension to "Traffic-Light for Jira Cloud" for free:
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   Due to support of TLS1.2 as well as HSTS as requested by Atlassian for enhance security, your have to use the following URL for copy & paste (since May 10th, 2021):
   
                                                              https://polscheit.de/plugins/jira/traffic-light/cloud/confluence/atlassian-connect.json
   
   
   
   
2. As user, edit a page and add a new macro named "traffic-lights" via Confluence's macro browser.
   
   
   
   Within the macro browser, search for "traffic-lights" to easily find the new macro, then click on it to add it.
   
   
   
   Alternatively, just click on "traffic-lights" within the macro menu:
   
   
   
   Initially, choose one of your Jira filters to retrieve the issues you want to see on your Confluence page and configure all columns you need:
   
   
   
   After inserting and ordering all columns you need to see on your Confluence page, please commit by clicking on the "save" button at the bottom of the dialog screen:
   
   
   
   Within the Confluence editor, you see your added, new macro:
   
   
   
    Now, you have successfully integrated "Traffic-Lights for Jira" on your Confluence page cross-platform:
   
   

LIVE-Sample: display issues from my Jira-Cloud:

Traffic-Lights embedded within an expand-macro:

Traffic-Lights embedded within a table as part of the expand-macro: