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The report macro supports template variables in the search query to make traceability matrices more modular and reusable. Template variables allow you to save traceability matrices with a dynamic search query that can be adjusted when used in a report macro, without modifying the original traceability matrix. This is particularly useful when embedding the same traceability matrix across multiple Confluence pages with only slight modifications to the search query.
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${prefix}: A variable namedprefixwith no default value.${prefix:BR}: A variable namedprefixwith a default value ofBR.\${prefix}: Literal text${prefix}that should not be treated as a variable.
You can also use system variable allowing you to have dynamic reports.
You can use three kinds of system variables :
SYSTEM_PAGE_ID: will be replaced by the page where the report is inserted in
e.g.key ~ ‘BR%' AND page = '${SYSTEM_PAGE_ID}’will show all the requirements having a key starting by “BR” and being defined in the page where the report is inserted in.SYSTEM_VARIANT_NAMEandSYSTEM_VARIANT_ID:
e.g.key ~ ‘BR%' AND variant = '${SYSTEM_VARIANT_NAME}’will show all the requirements having a key starting by “BR” and being in the variant of the current page where the report is inserted in.Status colour Blue title IN DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM_SPACE_KEY
e.g.key ~ ‘BR%' AND space = '${SYSTEM_SPACE_KEY}’will show all the requirements having a key starting by “BR” and being in the space of the current page where the report is inserted in.
Use template variables in the “Traceability” tab
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