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  2. CONFCLOUD-75825

JQL using filter id does not show expected results after migration

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      Issue Summary

      After migration using JCMA (and CCMA), JQL filters using filter id show this error message on Confluence pages:

      A value with ID 'XXX' does not exist for the field 'filter'.

      Steps to Reproduce

      1. Create a JQL query and save as a filter
      2. Add a Jira macro on a Confluence page using the condition "filter=<filterID>"
      3. Migrate Jira and Confluence to cloud
      4. The following error will be seen on the page where the Jira macro with filter id was added:
        A value with ID 'filterID' does not exist for the field 'filter'.

      Expected Results

      All issues filtered by the filterID are shown in the Jira macro on the Confluence page after migration, similar to the one before migration.

      Actual Results

      This happens because the "filter id" in the cloud database is different from the original one. Hence it fails and shows the error:
      A value with ID 'xxxx' does not exist for the field 'filter'.

      Workarounds

      Manually update filter IDs in Jira macros on Confluence pages.

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            kplaha Kanwar
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