If you're a Jira user who doesn't have a Confluence account and you interact with embedded Confluence content in a Jira issue, you'll now have the chance to join your organization's Confluence instance.
Your ability to view and edit Confluence content is still controlled by Confluence's permissions. To access a Confluence content item in Jira, you may need to request permission from its owner.
Select any content listed in the Confluence content section of a Jira issue. By following the signup screens, you can gain access to Confluence content that has been linked to an issue. We'll walk you through the steps to get Confluence access.
Once you have a Confluence account, you may need to request access to the embedded content. We'll help you get in touch with its owner to get permission to view or edit it.
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comment_12508If you're a Jira user who doesn't have a Confluence account and you interact with embedded Confluence content in a Jira issue, you'll now have the chance to join your organization's Confluence instance.
Your ability to view and edit Confluence content is still controlled by Confluence's permissions. To access a Confluence content item in Jira, you may need to request permission from its owner.
Select any content listed in the Confluence content section of a Jira issue. By following the signup screens, you can gain access to Confluence content that has been linked to an issue. We'll walk you through the steps to get Confluence access.
Once you have a Confluence account, you may need to request access to the embedded content. We'll help you get in touch with its owner to get permission to view or edit it.
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