Summary

User macros that have no parameter and no "$noparams" don't show up in macro browser.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a user macro as follows

   ## Macro title: Test Macro
   This is a test macro!
   

2. Create a new page
3. Open macro browser and search the created macro

Expected Results

The test macro shows up in the macro browser, and behave as follows –

If the user macro contains no parameters and does not specify @noparams, then the macro browser will display a free-format text box allowing users to enter undefined parameters.

as described in https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/user-macro-template-syntax-223906130.html

Actual Results

The test macro doesn't show up in the macro browser.

Workaround

• Add "@noparams" in your macro.

  ## Macro title: Test Macro
  ## @noparams
  This is a test macro!
  

  Or,

• Insert the macro directly typing " {<macro-name>}

  " in Confluence editor.