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After a successful server to cloud migration, I am getting the error below. Jira macro repair did not fix this.
I did not see anything about this in the migration documentation. Is this a common issue? How can this be addressed?
Hi @Rob Horan ,
Some links between Jira and Confluence are not migrated correctly.
You have to ask Atlassian support to fix this (via a MOVE ticket).
This is a known issue. It will only repaired by Atlassian support when you migrate to production.
I wish you good luck with the migration journey.
Cheers,
Erik
Would that be what's in this article?
I found this after posting here.
I am hoping the team I am working with will be OK with waiting until the production migration is complete before fixing it.
Is this a common problem? Shouldn't this article be linked to the JCMA/CCMA documentation?
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Indeed @Rob Horan
I have the same problem and communicated with Atlassian support.
They promised me the link fixing will be done after production migration.
While mentioned in the article that this is a very time-consuming and manual task, i also hope that it does not disturb my teams working in Jira and confluence.
Cheers,
Erik
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