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  2. CONFCLOUD-82159

Jira Macro's fail when using more than 7 OrderBy columns

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      Problem

      JQL API requests, and macro's used within confluence, fail when more than 7 OrderBy columns are used in the query. Also without a friendly error messaging stating the error reason.

      Suggested Solution

      Increase the limit of "Order by" fields for JQL search queries above the existing max of 7

      Why This Is Important

      Although I can understand the reason behind the Jira API change, our end-users may find it difficult to accept. They have a significant number of existing pages where the JIRA macros (with 7+ "ORDER BY" fields) are now broken. This would require them to manually edit each page and macro to implement a workaround.

      Furthermore, since these are native Confluence macros, users expect them to function seamlessly. A change in the Jira API shouldn't retroactively break established, native features in Confluence.

      Workaround

      There is currently no workaround available to use more than 7 columns in the OrderBy clause.

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              ba334e2413b7 Drew Rowell
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