We are trying to add the JIRA macro to our confluence dashboard to enable each Confluence user to see their Unresolved JIRA Issues.

It works great if a user has JIRA tickets assigned to them however if a user has no JIRA tickets assigned to them the macro presents the tickets of the person that added the macro.

This is incorrect - there should be a warning to say the current assignee has no JIRA tickets assigned to them.

Please note that this does not only apply to the Confluence Dashboard but also seems to appear on normal pages as well.

To replicate:
1. User 1 who has some JIRA tickets adds a JIRA macro to a page of confluence or the confluence dashboard with the jql as: assignee = currentUser() AND resolution = Unresolved ORDER BY updatedDate DESC
2. User 1 logs out of confluence.
3. User 2 with no JIRA tickets logs in to confluence and navigates to the page created by User 1
4. User 2 will see the tickets of User 1 as opposed to a message saying no tickets found based on the filters applied.

Tested with multiple users who seem to have the same issue