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Bug
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Resolution: Low Engagement
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Low
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None
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5.10.8
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2
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Severity 3 - Minor
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Summary
Cannot update JIRA issues, when a user presses Update link in JIRA Issue macro in Japanese version Windows OS.
the JIRA Issue macro uses a filter with Japanese characters.
ex. project = TEST AND summary ~テスト
When a user presses Update link, a warning message shows.
JIRA project doesn't exist or you don't have permission to view it.
Note: Actually Japanese message
And then click the link in this message, move to JIRA.
But search condition has garbled characters and an error message.
Environment
- Japanese version Windows 2012 R2
- Confluence 5.10.8 + JIRA 7.2
Steps to Reproduce
- Log in JIRA
- Create tickets in JIRA, and write "テスト" in summary field
- Log in Confluence
- Create a page
- Place a JIRA Issue macro
- Set fitler project = TEST AND summary ~テスト
- Save
- Open the page
- Press Update link
Expected Results
JIRA Issues are updated after press the Update link.
Actual Results
JIRA Issues are not update. and Error happens.
- relates to
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CONFSERVER-43207 JIRA Macro couldn't render issues when the filter contains multi-byte characters
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- Closed
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