No, both plugins work separately.

Nothing, Issue Manger doesn't affect Atlassian's Jira standard macro.

Basically yes, but the Issue Manager still has some technical dependencies on the Jira standard macro and won't work without it. Our goal is that Issue Manager will work completely autonomously, so the standard Jira macro of Atlassian can be deactivated.

Yes.

Yes, as long as no SSO (Single Sign On) is configured.

The deletion of a Issue Manager macro doesn't have any effects on the corresponding Jira issue. To delete a Jira issue go to Jira.

Issue Manager displays the following:

Yes, as long as those fields are not required fields.

Issue Manager supports currently more than 50% of all Jira field types. Our goal is that Issue Manager will support all standard field types in the near future. Keep in mind that it's still possible to create issues with Issue Manager if there are unsupported fields within the form as long as they aren't required fields.

Supported field typesField types that are supported with limitationsField types that are not supported
  • Date Picker
  • Select List (single choice)
  • Select List (multiple choices)
  • Text Field (single line)
  • Text Field (multi-line)
  • User Picker (single user)
  • Components
  • Project Picker (single project)
  • Version Picker (single version)
  • Version Picker (multiple versions)
  • Priority
  • URL Field (URL without Highlight)
  • Number Field (without validation, incorrect values are ignored)
  • Sprint
  • Epic Link
  • Attachment
  • Linkes Issues
  • User Picker (multiple users)
  • Checkboxes
  • Date Time Picker
  • Radio Buttons
  • Select List (cascading)
  • Group Picker (single group)
  • Group Picker (multiple groups)
  • Labels

Currently not. If you are interested in such features, please contact us for a sponsored development.

Open the full search of Confluence and type in the following query into the search field:

macroName:conjira-issue

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