When pasting an image from the Windows clipboard into a Jira issue (new issue view), the image is accepted and a preview is displayed. However, when saving the issue, Jira shows the following error:
Since editing the new issue takes time and involves several images (some from clipbord, some from filesystem) I would appreciate the error immediately when pasting the image instead of showing a seemingly correct preview and cancelling all of your work in the end when pressing the save-issue-button.
Therefore: Expected Behavior:
Jira should validate the image format immediately upon paste and either reject the upload with a clear error message or display a warning that the image cannot be saved later.
ad-thanks-vance,
Achim
Did you try to save the image on your machine then either drag & drop or Upload it?
Let us know if you are seeing this behavior when trying either way mentioned above.
Best
as I wrote: ...involves several images (some from clipbord, some from filesystem)
To be honest: I cannot reproduce that Error-Message today. (furthermore Atlassians Support said (~ Dec 2025), that they could not reproduce that error. )
The point is: the 'new issue view' showed a preview of all my editing and all the uploaded pictures (from copy&paste, from file-system upload, from windows-clipboard, ... anything u like ...)
Everything seems fine.
Then, with pressing the save-issue-button the error-message appeared -without any hint which one of the pictures caused the problem.
To my point of view it looks like the validation-method for pictures used within the 'new issue view'
is different from the validation-method for pictures used within method 'create-new-issue' triggered by the save-issue-button.
My Questions: Does that specific error-message:
today literally live anywhere in the Jira-System? (frontend, backend, middleware, ...any-ware)
Which routines/methods/modules/exceptionHandlers will trigger that message?
Is there still a difference in the validation within the 'new issue view'
in contrast to the validation triggered by the save-issue-button?
kind regards
Achim
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