Yandex Tracker entities

Yandex Tracker is a service for managing your projects and activities. Learn more about the service features in the Yandex Tracker documentation.

Yandex Tracker users can embed magic links into Wiki pages for easier access to issue lists or individual entities, such as issues, queues, components, projects, portfolios, goals, and dashboards.

The look of these links may change based on the entity's status, assignee, and other attributes.

For more information about magic links, see Links.

Links to issues

To add an issue link to Wiki, copy the issue key and paste it into the text of the page. These links include the Yandex Tracker logo, the key, name, and status of the issue, and the assignee's name, provided the issue has one.

Links to other Yandex Tracker entities

To add a magic link to Wiki, copy the full address of the project, portfolio, goal, dashboard, queue, or component and paste it into the text of the page. These links include the Yandex Tracker logo, an icon that shows the entity type, and the name. Links to some entities may also include other attributes, such as status and deadline.

https://tracker.yandex.com//pages/projects/1234

Links to issue lists

To add an automatically generated issue filter or a list of queue issues to a page:

  1. On the toolbar, click Other actions, then select Issue list.

    You can also use the quick access menu: type / and select a command from the list.

  2. Enter the queue key or copy and paste the issue filter URL from the browser address bar.

To add an issue list in Markdown mode, use this code:

{% tasks url="<ключ очереди или ссылка на фильтр>" %}

Note

The list may display up to 50 issues.

List of issues with parameters

Using dynamic tables, you can add a list of issues and their main parameters to your Wiki page:

  1. Create a dynamic table.

  2. Add a column with the Tracker issue data type.

  3. Add the required number of rows and list the issue keys in them.

  4. Create additional columns. Select Issue parameters as the data type.

    Available issue parameters:
    • Issue name
    • Type of
    • Assignee
    • Author
    • Status
    • Priority
    • Date created
    • Updated
    • Original Estimate
    • Fix Version
    • Components
    • Story Points
    • Deadline
    • Description
    • End Date
    • Estimated time
    • Followers
    • Last comment (updated)
    • Parent issue
    • Pending reply from
    • Project
    • Queue
    • Resolution
    • Resolved (date)
    • Sprint
    • Start Date
    • Status changed
    • Status type
    • Tags
    • Votes
  5. Save the table.

Example: