JIRA Issues Macro filter behaviour has changed so that it no longer saves the filter, but rather hard-codes the results.

The problem

Inserting a URL to a saved filter, eg http://localhost:9604/browse/TEST-3?filter=10000 autocompletes to the JQL content of the filter - 'description ~ "description"' in my test case - so when filter 10000 changes, the JIRA Issues will still be 'description ~ "description"'. This is not the same as previous behaviour, where the filter would remain in the macro and changes to the filter would be reflected in Confluence.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create and view a filter in JIRA
2. Copy the URL
3. Create a JIRA Issues Macro in Confluence 5.2.3
4. Paste the URL into the macro
   • Observe that the URL is immediately changed to the JQL of the filter.
5. Save the JIRA Issues Macro
6. Change the filter in JIRA so that the results are different
7. Reload the Confluence page
   • Observe that the results do not reflect the changes to the filter